In 1765 the King's Botanist John Bartram traveled through the Carolinas, Georgia, and Florida.  Accompanied by his son William, John established a route traversed by the most notable European and American naturalists in the 18th and early 19th centuries.  From 1773-77, William revisited Florida, retracing the earlier journey and venturing off to explore new territory.

Join Roving Naturalists John and William Bartram as they discover Florida.

A joint project of the  Digital Library Center, the UF Herbarium, the Map & Imagery Library, and the Special Collections Department of the University of Florida; the Department of Botany, British Museum; and the American Philosophical Society.