tallahassee was chosen to be the capital of florida in 1977.
tallahassee was chosen to be the capital of florida in 1977.
when was tallahassee chosen to be the capital of florida?
1977
bullet::::- 1817–1818: first seminole war.









































bullet::::- 1821: spain cedes florida to united states (adams–onís treaty).









































bullet::::- 1822: florida territory formed from east florida and part of west florida









































bullet::::- 1824: florida's first true lighthouse built in st. augustine.









































bullet::::- 1824:









































bullet::::- u.s. army establishes fort brooke (later to become tampa, florida).









































bullet::::- tallahassee chosen as location of capital (half-way between previous capitals of east and west florida)









































bullet::::- 1825: lighthouse built in st. augustine.
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