Florida surrendered to the U.S. by Spain, 200 years ago today in Pensacola.

[@everetthenderson5466]

Thanks for covering this!!

[@TwoEggTV]

You are very welcome!

[@rachaelcoxmba9361]

What a neat event. Good job Brian Rucker on your interview.

[@TimKoehn44]

Sorry I missed it. Didn’t know it was going on. Looks like it was fun! Nice poses on the keel boat Rachael!

[@TwoEggTV]

I wish you could have come! It was a fun event!

[@DeeMoback]

Good stuff ...... things change..... and remember the "where the buffalo roam" was in Florida (home of the bison)

[@TwoEggTV]

There were still a few around in the Panhandle as late as 1686. Marcos Delgado reported seeing some west of the Chipola River that year.

[@DeeMoback]

@@TwoEggTV amazing stuff..... thanks for the video

[@jasonpalacios1363]

What's so weird is that in 1821,Spain surrendered Florida in the US with no wars,then 77 years later in 1898,the US went to war against Spain and Spain once again surrendered PR,Phillippines,Guam and Cuba to the US.

[@TwoEggTV]

There were wars, they were just a few years earlier. The United States invaded Florida in 1818 and temporarily seized both St. Marks and Pensacola.

[@thespider1481]

Andrew Jackson was the best US President that we EVER had.