History, Museum of Florida

Museum of Florida History, Office of Cultural and Historical Programs

Related topics:

• Archaeology - The Bureau of Archaeological Research works with state agencies and local communities to manage, preserve, and interpret Florida's irreplaceable archaeological sites for citizens and visitors.
• Archives - The Florida State Archives is the central repository for the archives of Florida's state government.
• Biographies - The Biography Index contains references to biographical information on notable Floridians in the books, periodicals, vertical files, newspapers and maps of the Florida Collection.
• Cultural Affairs, Division of - The mission of the Division of Cultural Affairs is to guide and facilitate cultural development and services for Florida citizens and visitors through public/private partnerships.
• Historic Places - Use a map to find a list of historic sites by county.
• Historic Preservation, Bureau of - Learn about architectural preservation services, statewide education and folklife programs, and grants services.
• History - Learn about historical topics in Florida such as archaeology, African American history, the Civil War, historic buildings and sites, and Native Americans.
• History & Antiquities - Learn about a variety of topics related to Florida's history, with links to other resources for more information.
• History, Facts and - Read portraits and biographies of Florida Governors and a history of Seminole leaders and Seminole wars.
• Life Histories - View titles of mostly first-person accounts of life in Florida collected during the Great Depression.
• Memory Project - The Florida Memory Project provides a web-based structure for primary records that illustrates significant moments in the state's history, provides educational resources for students of all ages, and makes available collections for historical research.
• Museums - Use this site to locate museums by interest or geographic area.
• Photographic Collection - The Florida Photographic Collection is a nationally recognized component of the State Archives of Florida and contains more than 850,000 photographs and approximately 2,500 movies and video tapes.