St. George Street follows a historically old pathway that was once used by the Timucuan Indians before the first European colonists arrived. Over the last 400 years it was used by the Spanish, British and Americans as the main thoroughfare in which commerce commenced in the New World. Today, it is a pedestrian-only street that begins at the Castillo de San Marcos and meanders past Maria Sanchez Lake until it ends at South Street. Along the way, there are many sights, restaurants and the place where guests will find all of the city's kitschy, sometimes tacky souvenir shops.
Aviles Street is the oldest continuously inhabited European street in the Americas. Excavations under Aviles Street have confirmed its providence and it has shown that it harkens back to at least the late 16th Century, quite possibly even during the establishment of the city in 1565. Its age notwithstanding, Aviles Street is still very quaint today, where visitors will find that it's filled with shops, restaurants and historic architecture galore. Some of the highlights include the Ximenez-Fatio House Museum, the O'Reilly House and the Spanish Military Hospital Museum.
Also known as the Judge Isaac H. Bronson House or the Sunny Point, it is a historic site in Palatka, Florida. Built in the year 1854, it is currently owned by the city of Palatka. It is maintained and run as a museum by Putnam County Historical Society, and is open for public visits. It is a two story structure with white exteriors, huge porches with pillars on all sides, and a wooden gable roof.
