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Jonathan Papanikolaou

Jonathan Papanikolaou B.A., M.A.P.H. is a Southwest Florida educator who has been teaching World History: Ancient Civilizations and English Language Arts (ELA) courses in the public system for almost 10 years. He is also a writer, researcher, and historian with a concentration on historic architecture and preservation. He has given numerous speeches, presentations, and seminars on a number of topics, including: World War II, Degenerate Art, the Second Sino-Japanese War, the Gilded Age, Fort Myers Architectural History, and Native American Slave Owners. He can be reached through his website: www.southernfortunes.com.

An Educator’s View on Preserving the Arlington Confederate Monument Blog

An Educator’s View on Preserving the Arlington Confederate Monument

Despite being a young, developing discipline in America, historic preservation, as it continues to grow, is of vital importance to the very fabric of this nation. Historic lands, buildings, and monuments do not just represent a window into time that best exemplifies the quality of life and happenstance of the past but also offers a teaching opportunity for future generations.…
Jonathan Papanikolaou
November 8, 2023