Statistics for Palm Coast and Ocala both indicated unemployment rates higher than that of Palatka. Regionally, the employment numbers of Palm Coast have been hit hardest; the bedroom community has an unemployment rate currently at 16.6%. Sites of interest The following entries are listed on the National Register of Historic Places: Old Atlantic Coast Line Union Depot, home of the Palatka Railroad Preservation Society Bronson-Mulholland House (1854), home of the Putnam County Historical Society & Museum Central Academy, Florida's first accredited African-American high school Larimer Memorial Library Palatka North Historic District Palatka South Historic District Ravine Gardens State Park St. Mark's Episcopal Church Gallery Sister cities Palatka has one sister city. Palatka, Russia (1991) See also List of people from Palatka, Florida References External links City of Palatka Palatka Daily News Historic issues of the Palatka Daily News (1884-1888), Palatka News (1905, 1907), Palatka News and Advertiser (1902-1905, 1910-1917), and the Palatka Daily News (1919, 1921-1922) at Florida and Puerto Rico Digital Newspaper Project Palatka Florida local guide St. Johns River State College Palatka Florida Community News Palatka Bluegrass Festival Ride Solution local public transit Cities in Putnam County, Florida Populated places on the St. Johns River County seats in Florida Micropolitan areas of Florida Populated places established in 1821 Cities in Florida 1821 establishments in Florida Territory Utopian communities in the United States