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FLORIDA ASSOCIATION OF MUSEUMS 2017 Museums Guide www.flamuseums.org 2017 Florida Association of Museums Guide 1 JACKSON ESCAMBIA OKALOOSA HOLMES Florida Association of Museums SANTA ROSA Marianna 10 WALTON WASHINGTON N ASSAU L EON Bagdad 10 Quincy Fernandina Beach GADSDEN HAMILTON Madison DUVAL JEFFERSON MADISON BAY CALHOUN Tallahassee COLUMBIA Jacksonville Pensacola WAKULLA SUWANNEE 10 VOLUSIA COUNTY BAKER Northwest Region Panama City LIBERTY Lake City Central Region • Halifax Historical Museum TAYLOR UNION 95 CALHOUN COUNTY • Hand Art Center HIGHLANDS COUNTY LAFAYETTE CLAY • Panhandle Pioneer Settlement • Museum of Art - DeLand GULF F RANKLIN BRADFORD • South Florida State College Museum ST. JOHNSSt. Augustine • Museum of Arts and Sciences ESCAMBIA COUNTY of Florida Art and Culture ALACHUA • Anna Lamar Switzer Center for the Visual Arts • Enterprise Preservation Society/ LAKE COUNTY Apalachicola GILCHRIST Gainesville Palatka Enterprise Heritage Center Museum PUTNAM • Destination Archaeology Resource Center • Modernism Museum Mount Dora D IXIE FLAGLER • New Smyrna Beach Museum of History • Pensacola Lighthouse & Museum MARION COUNTY • Ormond Memorial Art Museum & Gardens • Pensacola Mess Hall L EVY MARION • Appleton Museum of Art, College • Ponce De Leon Inlet Lighthouse • UWF Historic Trust of Central Florida • Southeast Museum of Photography at HENDRY COUNTY Cedar Key FRANKLIN COUNTY ORANGE COUNTY Daytona State College • Ah-Tah- Thi-Ki Museum Ocala • Camp Gordon Johnston World War II Museum • Albin Polasek Museum and Sculpture Gardens VOLUSIANew Smyrna Beach • Carrabelle History Museum • Clewiston Museum 75 • Anita S. Wooten Gallery at Valencia College Central West Region L AKE • St. George Lighthouse Association • Art & History Museums, Maitland LEE COUNTY 95 OKALOOSA • Cornell Fine Arts Museum CITRUS COUNTY • Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum CITRUS SUMTER SEMINOLE • City of Fort Walton Beach Heritage Park • Mennello Museum of American Art • Old Courthouse Heritage Museum • Cape Coral Historical Museum & Cultural Center • Morse Museum of American Art HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY • Imaginarium Hands-On Museum & Aquarium HERNANDO Orlando • Destin History and Fishing Museum • Museum of the Apopkans • Country Rural Florida Living History Museum • Invest in America Veterans Foundation/ ORANGE • Orange County Regional History Center • Henry B. Plant Museum SW Florida Military Museum & Library North Central Region • Orlando Museum of Art • Lowry Park Zoological Garden • Port Boca Grande Lighthouse & Museum PASCO • Orlando Science Center • MOSI (Museum of Science & Industry) MANATEE COUNTY 4 OSCEOLA ALACHUA COUNTY HILLSBOROUGH • Winter Garden Heritage Museum • Pioneer Heritage Museum • Florida Maritime Museum Bartow • Cade Museum BREVARD • Winter Park Historical Association and Museum • Plant City Photo Archives and History Center • John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art POLK • Florida Museum of Natural History PINELLAS Tampa POLK COUNTY • Scarfone/Hartley Gallery • Manatee County Agricultural Museum St. Petersburg • Harn Museum of Art • Tampa Bay History Center • Manatee Village Historical Park • Aerospace Discovery at the Florida I NDIAN RIVER • Matheson History Museum • Tampa Museum of Art • Palmetto Historical Park • Micanopy Historical Society Museum Air Museum at Sun & Fun 275 • Bok Tower Gardens • University of South Florida • South Florida Museum Bradenton MANATEE 95 • Theatre of Memory Foundation, Inc. HARDEE OKEECHOBEE • Explorations V Children’s Museum Contemporary Art Museum SARASOTA COUNTY ST. LUCIE • University of Florida University Galleries 75 • Lake Wales Depot Museum and Cultural Center • WaterVentures • Historic Spanish Point • University of Florida, George A. Smathers Libraries H IGHLANDS • Mulberry Phosphate Museum PASCO COUNTY • Marie Selby Botanical Gardens LEON COUNTY SARASOTA • Polk County History Center • Zephyrhills Depot Museum • Marietta Museum of Art and Whimsy MARTIN • Florida Historic Capitol Museum DE SOTO • Polk Museum of Art PINELLAS COUNTY • Sarasota Museum of Art • Goodwood Museum and Gardens GLADES • Armed Forces History Museum • John G. Riley Center/Museum of African OSCEOLA COUNTY CHARLOTTE Jupiter • Dunedin Fine Art Center American History and Culture • Osceola Museum Of Military History Southeast Region • Osceola County Historical Society • Dunedin Historical Museum • Museum of Fine Arts Florida State University BROWARD COUNTY Ft. Myers HENDRY & Pioneer Village and Museum • Florida CraftArt PALM BEACH • Museum of Florida History • Art and Culture Center of Hollywood MONROE COUNTY LEE • Florida Holocaust Museum • Tallahassee Museum SEMINOLE COUNTY • Bonnet House Museum & Gardens • Florida Keys History & Discovery Center • Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art GADSDEN COUNTY • Museum of Seminole County History • Fort Lauderdale Historical Society • Florida Keys History of Diving Museum • Museum of Fine Arts 95 • Gadsden Arts, Inc. • NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale • Key West Harry Truman Foundation, Inc. • Pinellas County Historical Society BROWARD Central East Region • Old Davie School Historical Museum • Mel Fisher Maritime Heritage Society 75 • Salvador Dali Museum • Sample-McDougald House and Museum COLLIER Northeast Region BREVARD COUNTY • St. Petersburg Museum of History • Historical Military Armor Museum, Inc. • Stonewall National Museum & Archives PALM BEACH COUNTY DUVAL COUNTY • Tarpon Springs Area Historical Society • Preservation Education Trust, Inc. • Wiener Museum of Decorative Arts • Boca Raton Historical Society & Museum • Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens • Ruth Funk Center for Textile Arts • Young At Art Museum • Boca Raton Museum of Art MONROE Miami • Jacksonville Historical Society Southwest Region MIAMI-DADE COUNTY • Cornell Art Museum at Old School Square • Mandarin Museum & Historical Society INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CHARLOTTE COUNTY • Historic Homestead Town Hall Museum • Flagler Museum M IAMI-DADE • Museum of Contemporary Art Jacksonville • McKee Botanical Garden • Vero Beach Museum of Art • Charlotte County Historical Center • HistoryMiami • Historical Society of Palm Beach County • Museum of Science & History • Military Heritage Museum SAINT LUCIE COUNTY • Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami and the Richard and Pat Johnson NASSAU COUNTY COLLIER COUNTY • Jewish Museum of Florida Palm Beach County History Museum • Amelia Island Museum of History • A.E. Backus Museum & Gallery • National Navy UDT-SEAL Museum • Artis–Naples • Lowe Art Museum, University of Miami • Loxahatchee River Historical Society SAINT JOHNS • Collier County Museum • Miami Children’s Museum • Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens • Lightner Museum • Holocaust Museum & Education Center • Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum • Norton Museum of Art • St. Augustine Lighthouse & Museum of Southwest Florida • Pérez Art Museum Miami • Palm Beach County Surfing Project, Inc. • St. Photios Greek Orthodox National Shrine • Immokalee Pioneer Museum at Robert Ranch • The Hollander Collection • Schoolhouse Children’s Museum • Ximenez-Fatio House • Marco Island Historical Museum • Vizcaya Museum and Gardens & Learning Center Key West • Museum of the Everglades • Society of the Four Arts • Naples Depot Museum • University Galleries, • Naples Historical Society Florida Atlantic University 2 2017 Florida Association of Museums Guide www.flamuseums.org www.flamuseums.org 2017 Florida Association of Museums Guide 3 JACKSON ESCAMBIA OKALOOSA HOLMES SANTA ROSA Marianna 10 WALTON WASHINGTON N ASSAU L EON Bagdad 10 Quincy Fernandina Beach GADSDEN HAMILTON Madison DUVAL JEFFERSON MADISON BAY CALHOUN Tallahassee COLUMBIA Jacksonville Pensacola WAKULLA SUWANNEE 10 BAKER Panama City LIBERTY Lake City TAYLOR UNION 95 LAFAYETTE CLAY GULF F RANKLIN BRADFORD ST. JOHNSSt. Augustine ALACHUA Art & History Museums, Maitland Cape Coral Historical Museum Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens Apalachicola GILCHRIST Palatka Florida Historic Capitol Museum Gainesville A.E. Backus Museum & Gallery PUTNAM D IXIE FLAGLER 500 N. Indian River Drive 231 West Packwood Avenue 544 Cultural Park Boulevard 829 Riverside Avenue 400 S. Monroe Street, Suite B-10- B L EVY MARION Cedar Key Ocala VOLUSIANew Smyrna Beach Jacksonville, FL 32204 75 Fort Pierce, FL 34950 Maitland, FL 32751 Cape Coral, FL 33915 Tallahassee, FL 32301 L AKE 95 CITRUS Saint Lucie County Orange County Lee County Duval County Leon County Halifax Historical SUMTER SEMINOLE HERNANDO Orlando ORANGE 772-465-0630 407-539-2181 239-772-7037 904-356-6857 850-487-1902 PASCO 4 OSCEOLA Museum HILLSBOROUGH Bartow BREVARD www.cummer.org POLK www.backusmuseum.com www.artandhistory.org www.capecoralhistoricalmuseum.org www.flhistoriccapitol.gov PINELLAS Tampa 252 South Beach Street St. Petersburg I NDIAN RIVER 275 Bradenton MANATEE 95 HARDEE OKEECHOBEE Daytona Beach, FL 32114 ST. LUCIE 75 Aerospace Discovery at the Art and Culture Center of Hollywood Carrabelle History Museum Destin History and Fishing Museum Florida Holocaust Museum H IGHLANDS SARASOTA MARTIN Volusia County DE SOTO 108 Stahlman Avenue GLADES 1650 Harrison Street 106 SE Avenue B 55 Fifth Street South CHARLOTTE Florida Air Museum at Sun & Fun 386-255-6976 Jupiter Ft. Myers HENDRY Destin, FL 32541 PALM BEACH Hollywood, FL 33020 Carrabelle, FL 32322 Saint Petersburg, FL 33701 LEE 4175 Medulla Road www.halifaxhistorical.org Okaloosa County 95 Broward County Franklin County Pinellas County BROWARD Lakeland, FL 33807 75 COLLIER Polk County 954-921-3274 850-697-2141 850-837-6611 727-820-0100 Hand Art Center MONROE Miami 863-644-2431 www.artandculturecenter.org www.carrabellehistorymuseum.org
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