The Museum of Florida History is the state's history museum, in the R.A. Gray Building.
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The Florida State University Museum of Fine Arts presents contemporary and historical art exhibitions.
The Tallahassee Museum combines natural habitats with historic North Florida buildings.
The John G. Riley House Museum preserves the 1890 home of an African American educator and civic leader.
The Florida Historic Capitol Museum is the restored 1902 capitol building.
Ybor City Museum State Park tells the story of Ybor City's cigar industry and immigrant communities.
The Glazer Children's Museum in Curtis Hixon Park offers interactive exhibits for children.
The Florida Museum of Photographic Arts presents photography exhibitions in the historic Kress Building in Ybor City.
The USF Contemporary Art Museum is run by the University of South Florida's Institute for Research in Art.
The Tampa Museum of Art on the Hillsborough River shows Greek and Roman antiquities and modern and contemporary art.
The Tampa Firefighters Museum, in the restored 1911 Fire Station No. 1, tells the history of the city's fire service.
The Tampa Bay History Center tells 12,000 years of Florida history and holds the Touchton Map Library.
The SS American Victory is a World War II cargo ship preserved as a museum in Tampa.
The Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art at St. Petersburg College shows 20th-century art.
The Tarpon Springs Heritage Museum in Craig Park tells the story of the city's Greek sponge-diving community and early history.
The Valiant Air Command Warbird Museum displays historic military aircraft at Space Coast Regional Airport.
The Heritage Museum of Northwest Florida in Valparaiso preserves the history of Okaloosa and Walton counties.
The Venice Museum, in the 1927 Triangle Inn, preserves the history of Venice and its archives.