- Designated as the first Florida Scenic Heritage Highway: November 2008
- Produced three corridor visitors brochures
- Awarded Flagler County Tourist Development Council grant to produce informational brochures: Spring 2010
- Launched the highway website: December 2010
- City of Bunnell (heritage highway partner) awarded $1,000,000 grant for enhancement projects on SR 100 and US 1: Summer 2010
- Successfully conducted highway donation acquisition events: 2009-2010
- Participated in multiple community interest events including the Creekside Festival
- Topic of multiple news articles regarding the highway and ongoing events
- Creation of a highwayresources tour guide/travel itinerary
- FDOT Level I Accreditation (first in Florida) 2011
- End of year report submitted 2011
- US EPA grant submittal 2011
- Engineering design for HC Visitors Center funded 2011
- City budgeting land costs for purchase of Four-Corners Property 2011
- Old Kings Road rediscovery 2011
- Participation in Statewide Scenic Highway Conference June 2011
- Participation in District V Scenic Highway Accreditation training 2011
- Facebook page established 2011
- Corridor video updated 2011
- Renew State incorporation papers 2011
- Inclusion of corridor loops in Complete Nature and Trails Guide (County Chamber) 2011
- “Tear-off’s” corridor fact sheet for hotel education program 2011
- Reprint of corridor brochure 2011
- Kick-off of Heritage Crossroads – Wayfarer newsletter (2 newsletters mailed) 2011
- Awarded Grant funds to print additional corridor brochures Fall 2011
- Holden House Bus Tour Summer 2012
- Engaged the youth of the community by showcasing several student history projects at the 2015 Creekside Festival
- Established donor program for the donation of Florida History school books for elementary school students
About
The Heritage Crossroads mission is to:
The mission of Heritage Crossroads is to highlight the historic resources of Florida’s first Heritage Highway - ranging from the Florida Agricultural Museum to the Bulow Plantation Ruins - by promoting, enhancing and preserving the unique characteristics of these resources and their place in Florida’s history. Through education and interpretation we will enhance the experience of visitors and the community’s appreciation of the region’s heritage.
Monthly byway organization meetings are held at 4 p.m. the fourth Wednesday of the month at the Flagler County Government Services Building, 1st Floor Conference Room, 1769 E. Moody Blvd., Bldg. 2, Bunnell, FL 32110
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