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Hines, Florida

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Coordinates: 29°44′20″N 83°14′10″W / 29.739°N 83.236°W / 29.739; -83.236
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Hines is an unincorporated community in Dixie County, Florida. Prince Benjamin Oliver Sr., a long serving educator of African American descent, taught there early in his career.[1] Hines is located in a remote and largely undeveloped area of the state along County Road 357 south of Steinhatchee Conservation Area and north of Cross City, Florida and U.S. Route 98 in Florida / U.S. 19.

References

  1. ^ McCarthy, Kevin M. (21 April 2018). "African American Sites in Florida". Pineapple Press Inc – via Google Books.

29°44′20″N 83°14′10″W / 29.739°N 83.236°W / 29.739; -83.236

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