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Active lighthouse and maritime museum covering colonial navigation, Fresnel lens optics, and Florida's oldest-city maritime heritage.

Accredited Holocaust museum with primary-source exhibits covering WWII genocide, human rights, and civic responsibility.

Ernest Hemingway's Key West home and studio — American literary history, modernist writing, and 20th-century biography.

Dedicated museum tracing the history of Navy UDT frogmen and SEAL special operations — covers military history, amphibious warfare, and Cold War context.

Circus history museum at The Ringling covering American circus tradition, performance culture, and related folk art — social history and cultural studies hook.

Traveling exhibition of authenticated Titanic artifacts covering maritime history, 1912 technology, and the social stratification of Edwardian-era ocean travel.

Decommissioned USCG cutter open for tours in Key West — covers 20th-century maritime law enforcement, naval engineering, and Cold War–era coast guard history.

UWF-managed historic district in Pensacola covering Spanish, British, and American colonial history through preserved buildings and exhibits.

Large warbird collection near Kennedy Space Center — WWII aviation history, aeronautical engineering, and the role of air power in 20th-century conflicts.

Italian Renaissance-style villa and gardens built 1914–1922 — covers Gilded Age history, decorative arts, and early 20th-century American social history.

Warbird aircraft museum with flyable vintage military planes — covers WWII aviation history and the aeronautical engineering of propeller-era aircraft.

Living-history village at the South Florida Fairgrounds with 19th-century buildings and craft demonstrations — covers pioneer life, trade, and Florida heritage.

Restored 1927 Mediterranean Revival train depot — covers railroad history, regional transportation development, and Florida's early tourism era.

One of Florida's oldest lighthouses with guided tours — covers 19th-century maritime navigation, Fresnel lens optics, and Fernandina Beach harbor history.

Local history museum in Fernandina Beach covering Amelia Island's eight-flag colonial and Civil War history with guided tours.

Restored 1800s homestead in northwest Florida demonstrating pioneer-era agriculture, self-sufficiency, and rural settlement history.

Antebellum water-powered mill complex with archaeological remains — covers 19th-century Florida industry, grist and lumber milling technology, and timber trade history.

Combined art and history museums on a historic estate — covers Florida art history, local cultural heritage, and studio arts.

Museum dedicated to Miami Beach Art Deco architecture — covers 1920s–1940s design history, urban planning, and American architectural movements.

Small aviation museum covering the history of flight with aircraft artifacts and exhibits focused on military and civilian aviation.

Historic 1898 ornamental lighthouse on Biscayne Bay — covers maritime navigation history and coastal geography of South Florida.

19th-century lighthouse on Gasparilla Island with exhibits on Florida maritime history and Fresnel lens optics.

Sugar plantation ruins within a Florida state park — covers antebellum plantation agriculture, Seminole Wars history, and coastal ecology.

Venetian Gothic winter mansion of circus magnate John Ringling — Gilded Age history, decorative arts, and architectural study.