Pensacola Historical Museum Pensacola, Florida |
The museum educates locals and tourists on the history of Pensacola. |
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Pioneer Settlement For The Creative Arts Barberville, Florida |
The Pioneer Settlement for the Creative Arts, Inc. |
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Plaza Ferdinand Vii Pensacola, Florida |
Plaza Ferdinand VII, named for the King of Spain, was the center of Pensacola town life |
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Polk County Historical Museum Bartow, Florida |
The artifacts on display at the Museum represent individuals, cultural groups, and even |
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Ponce De Leon Inlet Lighthouse Ponce Inlet, Florida |
Completed in 1887, the Ponce de Leon Inlet Light Station was built when the area was kn |
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Presidio Santa Maria De Galve Pensacola, Florida |
This Spanish site, dating from 1698, was the first area made into a permanent settlemen |
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Raney House Museum Apalachicola, Florida |
Apalachicola was a small settlement at the mouth of the Apalachicola River when Preside |
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Ritz Theatre & Lavilla Museum Jacksonville, Florida |
The Ritz Theatre & LaVilla Museum celebrates the rich legacy of the African-America |
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Robert M. Conrad Research And Educational Center Deland, Florida |
The Robert M. Conrad Research and Educational Center was built in 1997 by Mrs. |
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San Marcos De Apalache Historic State Park St. Marks, Florida |
The many different flags welcoming visitors to the park demonstrate the colorful histor |
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Sanford Museum Sanford, Florida |
In 1870 General Henry Shelton Sanford, former Minister to Belgium, purchased 12,535 acr |
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Sarasota County History Center Sarasota, Florida |
The mission of the Sarasota County History Center is to promote an understanding of Sar |
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Sarasota County History Center Museum Sarasota, Florida |
The History Center maintains a museum at 701 N. |
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South Florida Museum Bradenton, Florida |
Discover Florida's story from the prehistoric to the present with life-sized casts of I |
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South Florida Railroad Museum Deerfield Beach, Florida |
The museum seeks to provide the public with the history of railroading and how it affec |
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Southwest Florida Museum Of History Fort Myers, Florida |
Housed in the former Atlantic Coastline Railroad depot, the Museum is home to the histo |
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Spady Cultural Heritage Museum Delray Beach, Florida |
The periodic "Ride and Remember" trolley tours take visitors through five of the city's |
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St. Augustine Lighthouse And Museum St. Augustine, Florida |
A Spanish watchtower, built in the late 1500's was the predecessor of the present St. |
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St. Lucie County Historical Museum Fort Pierce, Florida |
This county museum features a collection of artifacts and relics, including uniforms fr |
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St. Petersburg Museum Of History St. Petersburg , Florida |
This local museum explores the history of the St. |
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St. Photios Greek Orthodox National Shrine St. Augustine, Florida |
The story of the first Greek migration to America, occurring in 1768, is retold in St. |
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Stranahan House Fort Lauderdale, Florida |
A guided tour of Fort Lauderdale's historic Stranahan House is like a journey through t |
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Student Museum Sanford, Florida |
The Student Museum offers Seminole County Public School students a unique learning oppo |
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Tampa Bay History Center Tampa, Florida |
December 2008 will not only bring a comfortably cool climate to central west Florida; i |
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Tarpon Springs Area Historical Society Tarpon Springs, Florida |
This historical society houses an abundant collection of research resources. |
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Thomas Center for the Arts Gainesville, Florida |
Originally built as an estate for Major William Reuben Thomas and his family, "Sunkist |
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Torreya State Park Bristol, Florida |
This expansive and verdant state park features an opulent plantation including Civil Wa |
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Valiant Air Command Warbird Museum Titusville, Florida |
Started by a group of 17 individuals in 1977, the Valiant Air Command is dedicated to f |
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Veterans Memorial Park And Wall South Pensacola, Florida |
Veterans Memorial Park/Wall South, a park to honor Veterans of all of America's wars. |
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Vizcaya Museum And Gardens Miami, Florida |
His tenure at the site, stretching from 1916 to 1925, is today remembered in the museum |