April 2016

Hello Fleet Society enthusiasts, this is Craig Grella here – web admin for the 1715 Fleet Society.  I’m happy to announce that we’ve posted the second group of Gold Cob images from the State of Florida collection. Again, they can be accessed from three areas: The front page of the website. Simply scroll to the special […]

As those following this website already know, we recently posted the first installment of the 1715 Fleet Gold Cob Collection from the State of Florida. We have received many favorable responses about this latest edition to the website. In the future we hope to annotate some of these specimens with specific information that Fleet enthusiasts

Craig here, web admin for The 1715 Fleet Society. We’re happy to announce that the first group of 500 Gold Cobs has been published on the site.  This is the first group of 3, nearly 1500 images in all, to be published over the coming weeks. Group 1 can be accessed from this post here

Hi, Craig Grella here, web admin for the Fleet Society, posting a follow up on the new gold cob images given to us by the Florida Department of State, Division of Historical Resources. We’ve created a section for the home page of the site which will introduce the new gold cob groups, and an internal

Hello to Fleet Society members and enthusiasts! Just a quick note to let you know that we’re working on updating the Fleet Society Website with some exciting imagery and a new section dedicated to the 1715 Fleet Gold Cob collection which we received permission to post from the Florida Department of State Division of Historical Resources. The

In our prior post of March 8, 2016, we indicated that the Fleet Society intended to host a dinner at Flagler College on the evening of Saturday, March 18, 2017. It was also noted that we were in discussions with Flagler College to see if arrangements could be made to have the dinner there. Just