No.

Is it really like you can say that trace the origin to the United States way before that? This wasn't discovered by Europeans in the 15th and 1600s.

There were native peoples here for thousands and thousands of years before that.

That's a narrative that a lot of people conveniently omit.

But in terms of a continually occupied European settlement, yes, I think St. Augustine, oldest city.

And The other, the big piece about it, beyond just the authentic European Spanish history, which is on display there a lot, and the schlocky tourist industry history, which is also on display there a lot, there is an incredible story about race in America, which has been a fundamental theme from before the beginning of our country.

The name itself, St. Augustine, how does it come, where does that come from? Pedro Menendez, who was the person who named St.

Did you find that in St. Augustine?