St. Francis Inn’s newly launched website is more attractive and user-friendly than ever before. Viewers are treated to wide pages, large photos, easy-to-use menus, and straightforward text, making the wonderful experience of staying at St. Francis Inn readily apparent. The website is extensive, since the Inn has so much to offer, but its design is
Our new video is being loaded on to our website today; let us know what you think about it: 2015 St Francis Inn – YouTube
Joe Finnegan, Owner of St. Francis Inn Compare how you have spent a day in St. Augustine with Jim DeLillo’s tale of his own day in our Old City…. Have you: Taken an EcoTour? Stayed at a haunted B&B? Tried a chocolate-dipped Datil Pepper? Watched a live musket-firing? Eaten at the Taberna Del Caballo? Read
My long-time girlfriend Bonnie, who lives in St. Petersburg, visits me every 4th of July. Sometimes we watch the fireworks. We always hit the Outlet Mall Sales, and shop downtown St. Augustine. This year we wanted to do something different. So I booked a Dolphin, Birding, & Nature Tour with St. Augustine EcoTours. Owner Zach
Historic Tovar House gets a second look | StAugustine.com Next to the Oldest House resides the Tovar House – just a block or so from the St. Francis Inn. For the next 3 weeks archeologists will be working at the Tovar House and you will be able to watch through the gates that separate it
Tapas at the Taberna Caballo at the Colonial Quarter (photo by Cosmos Mariner) After Natalie stayed with us we shared her blog posting about things to do in St. Augustine. Now, just in time for lunch, we have her blog “Eating Your Way Through St. Augustine”… Enjoy!
EXCAVATION PROJECT JOSE TOVAR HOUSE On July 6 the St. Augustine Historical Society will begin an excavation project to investigate the construction of the Jose Tovar House at 22 St. Francis St. (just down the street from the St. Francis Inn). Archaeologist Kathleen Deagan, historic preservation architect Herschel Shepard and historian Susan Parker serve as
Where were you in June 1985? Long time ago, right? Well, Joe and Margaret Finnegan were purchasing the St. Francis Inn at that time, and have been running it for 30 years now. Joe and Margaret Finnegan in 1985. Both Joe and Margaret were teachers of the deaf at the Florida School for the Deaf
Local TV station came by last week to talk to Joe about the Tesla charging station and Clipper Creek Electric Vehicle charging station now installed at the Inn! Click on the link for the video: New electric car charging station installed at St. Augustine… | www.actionnewsjax.com
Check out this blog about both the St. Francis Inn and our wonderful little city of St. Augustine! Lots of great information and lots of pictures! Things to Do in St. Augustine: Part 1 – Southern Hospitality
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