Suggestions for History Museum near St. Augustine

Karen • January 8, 2013Awesome place to learn about the history of the town

Terry C. • October 2, 2014Loved this place,I did feel weird on the top level of light house

A Y. • September 12, 2011Beautiful place. Would love to be able to go back sometime and really check it out. Was here for a wedding the the court yard over the koi pond.

David U. • August 14, 2010Spanish Military Hospital is awesome! We learned so much - wonderful guided tour. :)

Daniel W. • July 17, 2010I walked down the street and touched the outside walls of the foundation. You can tell that it's an old house, it was built between 1803 and 1817. St. Augustine was founded in 1565!

Debbie C. • September 11, 2011This was surprisingly fun. Definitely worth a visit. Very interesting artifacts.

Candice L. • August 2, 2012During the Summer, bring water and come early if you don't care for the heat. A hat is a good idea too!

FamilyFun • March 7, 2012You can ask the soldiers, blacksmiths and others at this fun living history museum about their daily lives. Remember it's the 1740s!

Gwendolyn H. • August 7, 2022Mr. Jack our guide was very informative. Great true.

Robert F. • April 6, 2021So interesting. Make sure to give yourself plenty of time (over an hour!) because the recorded tour is very interesting.

Jim B. • January 24, 2012Lots of history. Take your time and enjoy.

Brittany • October 28, 2013A little cheesy but very beautiful location. We were there duing the Maritime festival and it made for a nice relaxing late morning/early afternoon.

Matías G. • February 26, 2019Super cool museum. I’ve been wanting to visit it for a while, I’m glad I did so in St. Augustine. Full of cool facts, tricks and incredible but real information. It’s really worth the visit.

Christopher D. • September 22, 2010Awesome little historic museum. *Beautiful* site. Much recommended.

Emily G. • January 26, 2013Amazing museum! Hidden gem of St. Augustine! The ladies are super friendly :)

Doris W. • October 21, 2012Items hand-made by women all across the US. This non-profit shop run by volunteers has been in St Augustine since 1892, and at the Peña-Peck House since 1932.

Amanda C. • May 23, 2017Give yourself plenty of time to see everything because this place is huge! Neat exhibits with cool gear/artifacts & interactive activities. I enjoy golf but am not a crazy super fan & still had fun