Florida has its own special way of celebrating the holiday.
Introduction 9(4) Early Christmas Celebrations in The South 13(4) Christmas Celebrations in Florida Over The Years 17(43) Tallahassee (1539): First Christmas Mass in America 17(2) St. Augustine (1565): Early Celebrations of the Holiday 19(1) Floridas East Coast (1696): Shipwrecked Quakers 19(1) St. Augustine (1700s): Spanish Celebrations of Christmas 20(1) St. Augustine (1702): The British Lay Siege to the Town 21(1) St. Augustine (1763-1783): The British Control Florida 22(1) St. Augustine (1790): Rebel Prisoner 23(1) Pensacola (1822): Mardi Gras and the Feast of St. Stephen 23(1) Near Bushnell (1835): The Dade Massacre 24(1) Lake Okeechobee (1837): Federal Troops Rout the Seminoles 25(1) Around St. Augustine (1838): Seminole Threats 25(1) Keys (1830s): Christmas on Indian Key 26(1) Pensacola (1841): Dont Forget the Poor 27(1) St. Augustine (1842): A Respite from the Indian War 28(1) St. Augustine (1844): Masquerading 28(1) Pensacola (1845): Christmas after Florida Became a State 29(1) Orlando (1850s): Celebrations 29(1) Tampa (1855): Tense Times 30(1) Pensacola (1857): Christmas Goods for Sale 31(1) North Florida (1860s): Slave Plantations 31(1) St. Augustine (1863): The Civil War 32(1) St. Augustine (1866): After the Civil War 32(1) Palatka (1870): The Fantastics 33(1) Tallahassee (1874): Sports Matches and a Parade 34(1) Hypoluxo (1870s): A Possum Dinner 34(1) Miami (1874): Seminoles Celebrate the ``White Mans Christmas 35(1) St. Augustine (1876): The Greasy Pole 36(1) Fernandina (1878): An Orange Tree 36(1) Gainesville (1880): Shopping, Parading, and Dancing 37(1) Tampa (1882): Jousting Tournament 38(1) Eustis (1882): Christmas Without Snow 39(1) Fernandina (1884): Blind Tom 39(1) Ft. Myers (1885): A Beef Shoot 40(1) Jacksonville (1890): Firecrackers 40(1) Eustis (1890): Church Services 41(1) Jacksonville (1891): The Performance of The Count of Monte Cristo 41(1) Chipley (1893): No Fight at Christmas 41(1) Cassadaga (1897): Spirits Communicate 42(1) Lemon City (1890s): Christmas Picnic on the Beach 42(1) Pensacola (1897): Christmas Menu 43(1) Chipley (1899): Yuletide Advice 44(1) St. Augustine (1899): Sunny Days 45(1) Pensacola (1901): Football, Rabbit Chase, and Firecrackers 46(1) Pensacola (1902): Newspaper Carriers Ask for Christmas Tips 47(1) St. Marks Lighthouse (Early 1900s): Isolation on the Coast 48(1) Pensacola (Early 1900s): Church Services 48(1) Palatka (1912): Christmas Turkey Attacks Ex-Senator 49(1) Jacksonville (1912): The St. Nicholas Girl 49(1) Miami (1917): World War I Curtails Christmas 49(1) Sebastian (1920s): Simple Christmases 50(1) Hialeah (1923): A Christmas Play Set in Florida 51(1) Daytona (1925): Prohibition Hooch Washes Ashore 51(1) Key Largo (1925): Christmas and a Wedding Anniversary 52(1) Key Largo (1926): Beautiful Weather and Santa in a Boat 53(1) Miami (1926): The Seminoles Celebrate Christmas 54(1) Ocala Scrub (1928): Cracker Floridians Celebrate Christmas 55(1) Florida Keys (1940s): Church, Stopper Trees, and Food 55(2) Mims (1951): Tragedy Strikes a Civil Rights Leader 57(1) Tampa (1960s): Cuban Christmases 57(1) Jacksonville (1992): Christmas Poem instead of a Parking Ticket 58(1) Raiford (1997): Death Row Inmates Mingle with the Clergy 58(2) Ethnic Celebrations in Florida 60(22) African-Americans 61(1) Czechs 62(2) Finns 64(2) Germans 66(1) Greeks 67(4) Hispanics 71(2) Italians 73(3) Minorcans 76(1) Norwegians 77(3) Scots 80(2) Christmas Around The State 82(21) Boca Raton 82(1) Brooksville 83(1) Christmas 84(3) Cocoa 87(1) Daytona Beach 87(1) Fort Christmas 87(1) Ft. Lauderdale 88(1) Ft. Myers 89(1) Jacksonville 89(1) Key Largo 90(1) Key West 90(1) Lakeland 91(1) Lake Wales 91(1) Lutz 92(1) Melbourne 93(1) Miami 94(1) Orlando 94(1) Pensacola 95(1) Punta Gorda 96(1) St. Augustine 96(1) Sanford 97(1) Stuart 98(1) Tallahassee 99(1) Tampa 99(1) Washington, D.C. 99(1) West Palm Beach 100(1) Winter Haven 101(1) Winter Park 101(2) Bird Counts, Christmas Trees, License Tags, and Place Names 103(5) Bird Counts 103(1) Christmas Trees 104(3) License Tags 107(1) Place Names 107(1) Christmas Stories of Florida 108(41) ``Christ Was Born in Bethlehem 108(8) Lawrence Dorr ``The Catfish That Talked! 116(3) Randolf McCredie ``Almost a Christmas Bride 119(4) Maxine S. Nicholson ``A Merry Florida Christmas 123(3) Maxine S. Nicholson ``Christmas in Ocala 126(5) Joan Savage Olson ``Christmas at Cross Creek 131(4) Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings ``A Turkey for All Seasons 135(3) Virginia T. Stephens ``The Christmas It Snowed 138(7) Jenny van Mill ``Ocala Christmas Remembered 145(4) Pauline Wood Bibliography 149(2) Index 151(8) Index to Recipes 159
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