A Lecture with Archaeologist Robert Carr

An America 250 Town Hall Talk
Presented by The Schmidt Boca Raton History Museum and sponsored by the GOLS Foundation

Wednesday, June 17

Check-in starts at 6:00 PM

Presentation starts at 6:30 PM

Join renowned South Florida archaeologist Robert Carr for a fascinating exploration of Native American life and the settlement of 18th-century South Florida.

Drawing on decades of archaeological research and fieldwork, Carr will examine how Indigenous communities adapted to significant cultural, political, and environmental changes during this transformative period in Florida’s history. Guests will gain deeper insight into the Native peoples who shaped the region’s early development and the enduring legacies they left behind

This engaging lecture offers a compelling look at the people, landscapes, and historical forces that defined South Florida in the 18th century.

FREE/Members, $10/Non-Members

Tickets: Non-refundable
Parking: Complimentary parking available

Special thanks to our Media Partner, The Boca Raton Tribune, and the Estahakee Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR) for their support.