Governor’s House Library
Governor’s House Library is managed jointly by UF Historic St. Augustine, Inc., and the UF George A. Smathers Libraries with the mission of preserving and providing access to the historical resources that enhance our understanding and appreciation of St. Augustine’s built heritage. Primarily created by a defunct state agency, the Historic St. Augustine Preservation Board, the collections in the Governor’s House Library document the city’s built environment and provide invaluable historical information about the city and its inhabitants through time.
Temporary Exhibit | May 2024 – today
Pics: Photographs from UFHSA Governor’s House Library
Please join us for our newest exhibit “Pics: Photographs from UFHSA Governor’s House Library” at Governor’s House Cultural Center and Museum! Staff members volunteered to select from our collection of nearly 28,000 print photographs, negatives, and slides. Each accompanying their picks with a written statement explaining their connections to ideas and places in the images. “Pics” opens in conjunction with the St. Augustine History Festival (May 8-12, 2024).
digital collections
Governor’s House Library Digital Collections
Access digitized material from the Governor’s House Library collections wherever you are through the Historic St. Augustine collection hosted by the University of Florida Digital Collections.
Guides @ UF
Governor’s House Library and St. Augustine
“Governor’s House Library and St. Augustine” is a guide of resources and information for researching the history of St. Augustine and using the Governor’s House Library collections.
