Freemanville Historic Site

Freemanville Historic Site in Port Orange, FL, is recognized as Volusia County's first African-American community, which thrived following the Civil War. The site, once characterized by dirt roads and small family homes, now serves as a historical hub where the legacy of its residents, such as the pioneering Hawks family, is celebrated annually.

Through the efforts of local historians and community leaders, Freemanville's rich history is preserved, highlighting the resilience and achievements of its inhabitants. Events such as the Freemanville Day Celebration foster a connection to the past, ensuring that the stories of those who shaped this community continue to be shared and honored.

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