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Preserved homestead of author Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings — connects American literature, Florida rural history, and early 20th-century farm life.

Preserved homestead of author Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings — covers early 20th-century rural Florida life, American literature, and the writing process.

Small museum at the site of a 1715 Spanish treasure fleet wreck — covers colonial maritime trade, Florida history, and underwater archaeology.

2,000-year-old Tequesta Native American archaeological site preserved in an urban park — covers pre-Columbian archaeology, anthropology, and Florida indigenous history.

Small museum preserving U.S. military sea-service artifacts and vessels — covers naval history, maritime service branches, and 20th-century military history.

Hall of Fame documenting the history of American motorsports with vehicles, memorabilia, and engineering milestones from racing across land, water, and air.

Calusa shell midden site on Estero Bay — covers Native American archaeology, coastal ecology, and pre-Columbian Florida history.

Miami history museum (HistoryMiami) covering South Florida from pre-Columbian Tequesta culture through immigration and modern urban development.

Central Florida museum covering U.S. military history from the Revolution through modern conflicts — supports military history, civics, and veteran studies.

Museum covering the history and cultures of the Americas — supports world history, archaeology, and cultural-geography study.

Naval Air Station Pensacola museum annex featuring historic aircraft — covers U.S. naval aviation history, aeronautical engineering, and 20th-century military history.

Museum dedicated to the Vietnam War era — covers U.S. military history, foreign policy, and the social impact of the conflict on American society.

Museum and gallery focused on Native American cultures of the Southeast — ethnography, indigenous history, and material culture studies.

Civil War battlefield state park marking an 1865 Confederate victory — covers late-war military history, Reconstruction context, and Florida's Civil War role.

WWII naval air station museum with aircraft and artifacts covering military aviation history and the role of the home front in the Pacific theater.

Site of the 1837 Battle of Okeechobee between U.S. forces and the Seminole — covers Second Seminole War, Native American resistance, and Florida territorial history.

Living-history attraction in Palm Coast covering Florida pioneer and Spanish colonial life — supports early Florida history and social studies.

Claimed oldest surviving wooden schoolhouse in the US in colonial St. Augustine — covers colonial-era education, Spanish Florida history, and early American settlement.

Site of the largest Civil War battle in Florida (1864) — covers Union and Confederate strategy, the Eastern Theater, and Florida's role in the Civil War.

Pioneer-era living-history village with restored structures covering Florida settlement, agriculture, and 19th-century daily life.

Florida state park preserving the site of the 1849 Paynes Creek massacre and frontier trading post — covers Seminole history, frontier conflict, and Florida statehood.

Active lighthouse with museum covering U.S. Navy history and Fresnel lens optics — combines maritime history with navigation science.

UWF-affiliated Pensacola history museum covering Spanish colonial, Civil War, and Gulf Coast maritime history — primary-source regional history curriculum.

Living-history pioneer village with original 19th-century structures — covers Florida settlement, vernacular architecture, and frontier daily life.