Two-story building features historic architecture and authentic interiors that preserve its past as a police station and courthouse. Exhibits focus on Black policing history, sharing clear stories and artifacts from the Jim Crow era. Visitors enjoy a peaceful atmosphere with sounds like rain and drums that create a family-like feel.
The museum offers a detailed look at the history of Black law enforcement during the Jim Crow era. Guides share engaging stories and artifacts that highlight the experiences of the first African-American police officers and their role in local history.
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The museum is the only one of its kind in the United States.
Expect a smooth entry with no wait times during weekdays.
Guided tours are available and provide detailed historical accounts.
Old buildings create a quaint museum area with hands-on exhibits. Kids love turning the crank to make sugar from cane, tasting the sweet results. Large trees offer cool shade, making visits comfortable and family-friendly for all ages.
Displays show how to make sugar from sugar cane with kids turning the crank and tasting the sugar. Objects and exhibits focus on Florida history and preserve historical aspects for younger generations.
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Trick or Treating at Yesteryear Village is a blast for kids.
The Halloween festival offers fun activities for families.
Plan to spend at least 2 hours to explore the village.
Cozy space with interactive exhibits tells rich local history, including WWII Florida and IBM's ties. Quiet, cool atmosphere suits older kids and adults seeking detailed stories. Ample parking adds easy access for visitors.
Rich local history fills the museum with artifacts and exhibits on Boca Raton and South Florida. Lectures and knowledgeable staff cover topics like WWII Florida, RADAR training, and IBM's local ties.
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Admission is free for all visitors.
The main entrance is located through the parking lot at the back.
Parking is ample and available right in front of the museum.
Waterfront mansion offers Gilded Age opulence with stunning architecture and intricate interiors. Visitors explore Flagler's Railcar No. 91 and enjoy elegant grounds that blend grandeur with peaceful views. Extensive exhibits reveal rich Palm Beach history.
A large, multi-floor historic home showcases extensive exhibits on Palm Beach history. The site features Flagler's Railcar No. 91, beautiful grounds, and detailed tours of the mansion.
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Reservations are required for afternoon tea at select times of the year.
The museum hosts temporary exhibitions and special events throughout the year.
Expect tickets for special events to sell out quickly; book in advance.
Historic lighthouse offers breathtaking views from a walk-around deck and peaceful park. Exhibits reveal maritime and Native American history with fascinating artifacts. Knowledgeable guides share stories, enriching the cultural experience.
Engaging exhibits showcase local maritime and Native American history with fascinating artifacts. Knowledgeable staff share stories that bring the rich history of the area to life.
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Admission prices are $12 for adults, $10 for seniors, and $8 for ages 6-18.
Children under 48 inches cannot climb the lighthouse.
Special events and guided tours enhance the visitor experience.
Heritage museum offers a calm oasis with diverse Caribbean art and rich history. Visitors explore interactive historical artifacts that showcase island cultures. It serves as a cultural hub where Caribbean stories come alive.
A vibrant and interactive showcase presents Caribbean history and culture through rich historical artifacts and donated items. The museum offers an educational experience that highlights Caribbean creativity and heritage in one place.
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The museum hosts special events like cultural celebrations and food tastings throughout the year.
Reservations are recommended for popular events to ensure a spot.
Parking is available nearby, but it can fill up quickly during events.
Naval Air Station museum offers WWII artifacts and detailed stories from volunteer staff. Visitors enjoy a memorial garden with oaks and Monk Parakeets. The site provides deep insights into naval aviation and pilot experiences, making history come alive.
Displays cover extensive WWII history with many artifacts and aircraft. The museum is well-organized and offers deep insights into naval aviation and pilot experiences.
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The museum is free to enter, but visitors can make a donation.
The museum is only open on weekends.
The museum is accessible for manual wheelchairs but not for scooters.
Restored building offers detailed military exhibits honoring local servicemen and all branches. Visitors experience a welcoming vibe that connects them to history. Tours provide informative insights into Miami's military past and global conflicts.
Restored historic site showcases detailed exhibits honoring all branches of the military. The museum presents a rich military history of Miami and global conflicts with preserved artifacts and informative displays.
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Admission is free for all visitors, but donations are welcome.
The museum hosts public events, including the upcoming 35th Anniversary of Desert Storm on January 17, 2025.
Expect a $10 entrance fee for non-military personnel during special events.
Former Green Book hotel showcases mid-20th century restoration and a rich civil rights history. Guided tours reveal stories of MLK and Malcolm X and the hotel's role as a historic entertainment hub. Exhibits inspire with powerful reflections on racial segregation and activism.
Rich history centers on African American culture and civil rights, featuring figures like MLK, Malcolm X, and Muhammad Ali. Guided tours offer insightful stories about the hotel's role as a historic entertainment hub and its preservation efforts.
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Guided tours are available, and reservations are recommended to secure a spot.
The museum hosts special events during December Art Week with unique exhibits.
Jazz nights feature performances from world-famous musicians and occur periodically.
Outdoor memorial features detailed sculptures and enlarged marble plaques that convey Holocaust suffering. Peaceful yet haunting atmosphere includes music that deepens emotional impact. Monument honors victims with historical detail and descriptive history to evoke reflection.
A touching and well-kept monument honors the victims with a blend of simplicity, historical detail, and beauty. It offers descriptive history with pictures that help reflect on the pain and lives affected during the Holocaust.
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Parking at the Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach can be difficult to find.
The memorial is free to visit and open to the public.
Public restrooms are available, but may be closed at times.
Art museum blends meticulously maintained gardens with traditional Japanese buildings offering a strong history lesson. Visitors enjoy live tea ceremony demonstrations and serene paths for reflection. Volunteers provide deep insights into the garden's past and culture.
Visitors find a strong history lesson through traditional Japanese buildings and informative videos. Volunteers offer deeper insight into the garden's history and Japanese culture.
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Adult entry is $16 per person, children under 5 are free.
Traditional tea ceremonies need to be scheduled in advance.
The gardens host events and exhibitions throughout the year.
Island setting offers beautiful views and a quiet atmosphere perfect for relaxation. Historic lighthouse with rich past and rainwater collection draws history buffs. Small beach and local wildlife create a tropical paradise feel for nature lovers.
A historic lighthouse stands as a key feature with a rich past. The heritage cruise offers a detailed look at the island's history, including stories about the Honeywell Family and their thermostats.
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The Boca Chita Heritage cruise costs $79 for adults and $49 for children aged 5-12.
Children aged 0-4 can join the cruise for free.
Tickets for various activities are available at the visitor center.