The Amelia Island Coffee Table Book Launch!
Join us for a book signing and reception for the release of Palms, Priests, and Pirates The Epic History of Amelia Island, Florida!
Join us for a book signing and reception for Stephen Doster and Benjamin Galland to celebrate the release of their new Amelia Island Coffee Table Book; Palms, Priests, and Pirates: The Epic History of Amelia Island, Florida.
In Palms, Priests, Pirates: The Epic History of Amelia Island, Florida, Stephen
Doster offers the first comprehensive examination of the rich and captivating
history of this unique barrier island off the northeast coast of Florida. Drawing on
extensive research and a deep personal connection to the region, Doster has
chronicled Amelia Island’s remarkable story—from its initial Native American
settlement, through the Spanish colonial era and the founding of Fernandina, to
the island’s tumultuous periods of pirate raids, American “patriot” invasions,
Civil War upheaval, and devastating yellow fever outbreaks.
By weaving together these diverse threads of Amelia Island’s past, with
spectacular images by acclaimed photographer Benjamin Galland, Doster aims
to offer readers an unparalleled understanding of the island’s pivotal role in the
broader history of Florida and the early formation of the United States. From the
cultural clashes between Indigenous populations and European colonizers to the
strategic military significance of this Atlantic coastal outpost, Doster’s book
provides a fresh and illuminating perspective on an often-overlooked corner of
American history. Ultimately, Palms, Priests, and Pirates celebrates the
remarkable resilience and enduring spirit of Amelia Island, a place whose
dramatic saga from its earliest occupation to the present has remained largely
untold—until now.
One ticket includes a signed copy of the book and a plus one voucher. Complimentary food and drink will be served. There will be live music as well. Reception will take place on the 2nd floor of The Book Loft which is only accessible via stairs. Questions email info@thebookloftamelia.com.
Join us for a book signing and reception for the release of Palms, Priests, and Pirates The Epic History of Amelia Island, Florida!
Join us for a book signing and reception for Stephen Doster and Benjamin Galland to celebrate the release of their new Amelia Island Coffee Table Book; Palms, Priests, and Pirates: The Epic History of Amelia Island, Florida.
In Palms, Priests, Pirates: The Epic History of Amelia Island, Florida, Stephen
Doster offers the first comprehensive examination of the rich and captivating
history of this unique barrier island off the northeast coast of Florida. Drawing on
extensive research and a deep personal connection to the region, Doster has
chronicled Amelia Island’s remarkable story—from its initial Native American
settlement, through the Spanish colonial era and the founding of Fernandina, to
the island’s tumultuous periods of pirate raids, American “patriot” invasions,
Civil War upheaval, and devastating yellow fever outbreaks.
By weaving together these diverse threads of Amelia Island’s past, with
spectacular images by acclaimed photographer Benjamin Galland, Doster aims
to offer readers an unparalleled understanding of the island’s pivotal role in the
broader history of Florida and the early formation of the United States. From the
cultural clashes between Indigenous populations and European colonizers to the
strategic military significance of this Atlantic coastal outpost, Doster’s book
provides a fresh and illuminating perspective on an often-overlooked corner of
American history. Ultimately, Palms, Priests, and Pirates celebrates the
remarkable resilience and enduring spirit of Amelia Island, a place whose
dramatic saga from its earliest occupation to the present has remained largely
untold—until now.
One ticket includes a signed copy of the book and a plus one voucher. Complimentary food and drink will be served. There will be live music as well. Reception will take place on the 2nd floor of The Book Loft which is only accessible via stairs. Questions email info@thebookloftamelia.com.
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Highlights
- 2 hours
- In person
- Paid parking
Refund Policy
Location
The Book Loft
214 Centre Street
Fernandina Beach, FL 32034
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