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202 matches in Florida
Regional historical society documenting Southwest Florida settlement, pioneer life, and local heritage through artifacts and exhibits.
Research library and archive of the oldest European-settled city in the US — Spanish colonial history, primary-source documents, and St. Augustine heritage.
Small depot museum covering Tarpon Springs' railroad and Greek sponge-diving heritage — supports local transportation history and immigrant community studies.
Museum documenting Florida highway and transportation history — covers road-building technology, mid-20th-century infrastructure, and regional development.
Historic 1924 performing-arts playhouse in Cocoa Village — covers Florida architectural history and the role of civic theater in 20th-century community life.
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Historic 19th-century Creole cottage in Pensacola's historic district — covers Gulf Coast settlement history, Spanish colonial heritage, and antebellum domestic life.
Local history museum housed in Boca Raton's historic town hall — covers Florida municipal history, development, and 20th-century social studies.
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Regional museum in Venice, FL covering local history, archaeology, and Gulf Coast settlement from prehistoric to modern periods.
Early 20th-century concrete novelty house in Bartow built by Polk County pioneer — documents Florida homesteading and vernacular construction history.
Ruins of an 1850s steam-powered sugar mill operated by Florida Senator David Yulee — connects antebellum agriculture, industrial technology, and slavery.
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