Name: Museum of Florida History
Address: 500 S Bronough St, Tallahassee, FL 32399, USA, US
Telephone: +1 850-245-6400

Museum of Florida History is a local government office, located at 500 S Bronough St, Tallahassee, FL 32399, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 850-245-6400, visit their website www.museumoffloridahistory.com for more detailed information.

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500 S Bronough St, Tallahassee, FL 32399, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 05 January 2017

Monday 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Friday 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Saturday 10:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Sunday 12:00 – 4:30 PM

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Mark Proulx

11 December 2017

This superlative (donation based) free Florida history museum's been excellently well reviewed by fellow yelpers ad nauseam so I'll keep it short.

Free garage and street parking on the weekends!

You could blow through in a few hours or if you're like me, could spend the whole afternoon and want to return again and again. Was especially tickled with the Central Florida bits I could find and really appreciated the artifacts and write ups on our Indigenous peoples. Lots of Civil War stuffs. The Silver Springs diarama's impressive. And of course, Love the cars. :)
Timothy Knoepke

30 November 2017

A great museum in the heart of Tallahassee telling the story of Florida! The Museum of Florida History provides a permanent physical recreation and exhibition of the history of the state of Florida and its inhabitants, starting from its pre-historic beginnings. A surprisingly large exhibition space winds you through the timeline of history and offers well crafted exhibits, in which you can get lost for hours. In addition, there is large hall which houses the changing exhibition space, most recently on quilting and movies filmed in Florida. Overall, its a great addition to a tour of Tallahassee's museums, with a short walk to either the Challenger Center or the Florida Historic Capital Museum.
Vegan Jane

14 November 2017

Free parking (there are signs posted claiming parking is $5 but parking is free)

Free admission ($5 donation requested at the end of the museum tour)

Friendly, welcoming, professional, knowledgeable volunteers

Gift shop

Elevators for anyone with disabilities

Mild walking

Restrooms available

Water fountain available

Quite atmosphere

Expect to spend 20 minutes to and hour at this museum

Beautiful, well kept displays
Robert Blick

05 October 2017

Ive been coming here since I was in elementary school . I love just spending time in here and seeing Florida's history .
Daniel Pineau

27 August 2017

(Full disclosure alert: I absolutely love living in Tallahassee. No, I wasn't born here. In fact, I haven't yet lived a third of my years here - but I'm here for the duration)

Ok - that said, the museum is truly a gift to our community and it's visitors. Offering a rich collection of artifacts, information, art, and "cool stuff" in general, museum visitors can expect unrivaled depth and breadth of historical Florida coverage.

The rotating gallery exhibition is a treat - just like the more permanent displays. We come (easily) six times a year.

Oh - and it's free. That doesn't mean the contribution box should go unnoticed.
Dannie Benedi

01 July 2017

Really well organized museum, you can walk the whole thing in about 1.5-2hrs. It has some interactive exhibits, which makes it interesting for kids, and the staff are more than happy to guide you around. It runs on donations, so please consider donating when you visit - how many museums are absolutely free *and* provide parking validation? At least a couple bucks per person.
Rajesh Thomas

16 April 2017

The museum has good exhibits showing the history of Florida And moreover, it's free!!
Brian Burke

09 March 2017

Tons of history under one roof super clean. Fun for the family, free!!!
J. Troy Martin

04 March 2017

Great place to learn about Florida. Everything from Ponce De Leone to how Florida played a role in WWII and how the Daytona 500 was born. And it's free too but I highly suggest a donation as some so called museums don't have have as much too see. It's very kid friendly too.
Trevor Rios

12 January 2017

Florida history in 4 hours give or take. This is a very comprehensive exhibit of the state's early to current history. This museum will take some time if you do it thoroughly. The problem is you get a little brain dead after about two to three hours! Nice that it's free. Great to do it over two days or more.