Don't forget that this Saturday is the 2nd Saturday of the month! Stop by the Museum for "So Much to Sea!" facebook.com/events/4204695…

Hope you can join us tomorrow for Carrabelle: Gateway to the Gulf. facebook.com/events/1091066…

Archaeologists work to extract a canoe at Lake Munson outside Tallahassee, Florida. The canoe was hollowed out using fire and stone tools some 500 to 800 years ago during the Fort Walton cultural period in Florida history. Look for the Lake Munson Canoe at the Museum of FL History.

Don't forget that tomorrow is week 2 of our Summer Reading Program. Stop by to learn about the fantastic world of mermaids. We'll have a story and a craft and lots of fun for all. Hope you can join us!

Don't forget the third installment of our Summer Reading Program is tomorrow. Join us for fun with ships and boats.

We're coming to the end of the Summer Reading Program. Don't forget, if you read six or more books, you can receive a special certificate from the Florida Secretary of State and the Museum of Florida History. Learn more and get the book list here. museumoffloridahistory.com/.../summer-rea…

Hope you can join us tomorrow! facebook.com/events/1803690…

Today is free day over at Mission San Luis. Stop by and say hello!

Important Announcement: Beginning Sept. 6, the Museum will temporarily close as part of ongoing renovations at the R. A. Gray Building. These renovations are part of a repair project on the plaza level above the Museum’s exhibit galleries. More info here: dos.myflorida.com/communications…

Today is the last day the Museum will be open before closing for repairs to the Gray Building. Stop by today to bid farewell to your favorites as they go into storage for awhile. We’re open noon to 4:30.

Come see us out at Homeschool Day at Mission San Luis. We’re here until 3pm. Lots of educational fun. fb.me/e/5VyEW20bv

Stop by and see us tomorrow at the Blessing of Animals at Mission San Luis. Bring your furry, feathered, or scaled friends along for the fun. facebook.com/events/4630116…

If you find yourself in Clearwater this summer, stop by and see our friends at the Clearwater Historical Society. They have our TREX exhibit, The Lure of Florida Fishing, on display through Labor Day. Learn more about TREX exhibits here: museumoffloridahistory.com/.../traveling-…

This weekend, Florida’s Capitol City will be hosting a Bicentennial Spectacular with speakers, performers, and opportunities to view the First Florida Capitol replica of the log cabin constructed to house Florida’s early government, which Secretary Cord Byrd helped to build.

Congratulations to the LBJ Library in Austin, Texas, which just opened a new exhibit about Florida’s Highwaymen painters! The exhibit, titled “Kings of the Road: The Florida Highwaymen,” features eleven paintings on loan from the Museum of FL History . The artists represented in the

📣⌛️📬 Tomorrow is the LAST DAY to mail Christmas cards (standard rates) if you want them to arrive before the holiday! ✉️🎄 📷: Christmas card, ca. 1940–50. Collection of the Museum of Florida History. 🍊 #FloridaHistory #FloridaChristmas

Earlier this month, Secretary Cord Byrd was honored to speak at the Tallahassee Wreaths Across America America event near the WWII Memorial at the R.A. Gray Building. “Coach” David Wilson, volunteer with the program, and Florida Department of Veterans' Affairs facilitated the event and worked with Leon County Schools

The Museum of FL History presents History at High Noon today in Tallahassee! Historian and author David Morton will discuss how movies and TV shows filmed in Florida helped shape our identity. The program is from 12 to 12:45 PM at Mission San Luis in Tallahassee. It’s free and open

☘️ Happy St. Patrick’s Day! ☘️ 📷: Postcard, Putnam Lumber Co. Cypress Swamp in Shamrock, Florida, ca. 1920–68. Collection of the Museum of Florida History. #StPatricksDay #FloridaHistory