Jarvis V. Rosier Sr., President, 2nd Infantry Regiment USCT, Living History Association, speaks at this months History at High Noon.
During the Battle of Natural Bridge, which occurred south of Tallahassee in 1865, nearly all of the Union enlisted men were African American soldiers. Soldiers of the United States Colored Troops fought with courage during the Civil War and helped end the tyranny of slavery. Explore the history of the United States Colored Troops and the impact they had on the war in Florida and beyond.
Before or after the program, be sure to visit the Museum of Florida History and Florida’s History Shop to see what’s new! Café de León will be open and serving lunch 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Food and drink are not permitted in the Museum theater.
The program is free and open to the public.
Free Admission
Phone: 850.245.6400
2020/02/28 - 2020/02/28
Museum of Florida History
500 S Bronough St, Tallahassee, FL 32399
Lot E: Parking garage adjacent to the Museum. Metered Spaces: Martin Luther King Blvd. BUS Parking: Bus parking available at the rear of the building. Additional Parking: Kleman Plaza (Bronough / Duval St.) and the Civic Center (Pensacola St.)