Pandemic Stories

Title

Pandemic Stories

Subject

Life during the coronavirus pandemic

Description

We are actively collecting digital photographs and stories for this public archive of our community during the coronavirus pandemic. Click the "Contribute an Item" tab at the top to share your item and experiences.

This public, digital collection will preserve and share stories of life during the pandemic in the St. Augustine area.


Creator

Flagler College and St. Augustine Historical Society

Publisher

Flagler College

Date

begun in 2020

Contributor

Kelly Enright and Public History Interns from Flagler College, as well as crowd-sourced stories from the SAHS website.

Collection Items

As America has now become the epicenter for the worldwide coronavirus pandemic, government response directed by the Trump Administration has been…

The Covid-19 pandemic impacted restaurants which suffered major losses due to budget cuts, lack of customers, and employee cuts. Restaurants,…

I work at a grocery store and am required to wear a facemask and gloves for my 8 hour shifts. I am only allowed this one disposable mask, which I have…

The blue tape on the floor encourages people to social distance and remain 6 feet part. A plastic border separates the cashier from the customer.

Cornonavirus has led many people to quarantine. In that time people have found new levels of boredom and hopefully entertainment. Snapchat opened up…

These two images were taken when my sister and I went to an abandoned train tunnel and explored it. Being stuck in quarantine has brought us back…

One of many used gloves in the parking lot of a grocery store in the early days of the pandemic.

Ever since this Covid-19 breakout and call for quarantine, I have seen nothing but quarantine posts take over social media. From memes to viral videos…

Depicts someone who passed away as well as religion.
The photo shows blue flowers in the background. On the table, an urn is shown with an angelic…

Signs such as this one found in a local McDonalds have become commonplace during the pandemic.

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