Bunnell sits as the crossroads of Flagler County. The community’s story began in the late eighteen hundreds when a cypress shingle maker named Alvah A. Bunnell supplied wood to the early rail operations along the Florida East Coast line. The small rail stop became known as Bunnell Stop, and a settlement slowly formed around it. By the early nineteen hundreds, Isaac I. Moody and several partners were operating turpentine and timber businesses in the area. In nineteen oh nine, Moody, J. R. Sloan,