May 25th Lincolnville- The home of Rev. Goldie Eubanks, an "Annointed Leader of the Movement."

I had bypassed this one by not paying close attention-  

Didn't realize the camera was foggy with humidity-  my bad.  

172 Palmo Street, Lincolnville —

Inscription. Home of Rev. Goldie M. Eubanks, Senior, his wife Hattie and nine children. Humbled by Family and Fatherhood, Leadership and Christian Fellowship, and driven by a cry from within his inner soul to make this world a better place, this self-styled minister and Christian Evangelist was a Vice President of the NAACP and SCLC leader with the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960’s. This home was often the target of night riders and opponents of civil rights. Northward along Palmo Street were homes of scores of family members - Nos. 170, 166, 164, 158, and 138 - representative of the core of the civil rights movement in St. Augustine - all members of the Palmo Street Church of God. Presented by the Civil Rights Memorial Projects Committee of St. Augustine, Executive Committee: Gerald Eubanks, Chairman; Bernice Harper, Vice-Chairman; Joe Eubanks and Jimmie Wells and supported by Henry ‘Hank’ Thomas, Freedom Rider, 1961 Erected January 2006 Erected 2006 by The Civil Rights Memorial Projects Committee of St. Augustine. Location. 29° 52.826′ N, 81° 18.818′ W. Marker is in St. Augustine, Florida, in Saint Johns County. Marker is on Twine Street near Duero Street, on the right.