- Current Exhibits
- Permanent Exhibits
- Archaeology of Florida
- Concourse Gallery
- Florida Masters Collection
- The Highwaymen
- The History of Florida
- Traveling Exhibits
- Catfish, Moonshine, Cattle on the Peavine: Surviving on Florida's Last Frontier
- Randle/Sheffield Collection
- The Highwaymen
- White Sand, Black Gold, and Sweet Water: History of the Heartland
- Upcoming Exhibits
- Water and Wood
- The Florida Cracker Trail
- Plein Air in Florida
- Archived Exhibits
- 1+1+1 = Painting, Sculpture, Charcoals
- Donna Marxer: Environmental Paintings
- Florida's Legendary Highwaymen
- Florida's Native American Heritage
- John Moran: Journal of Light
- Where Two Roads Meet: Peter Schreyer & Rick Lang
Exhibit: Seminole Wars: The Fight for Florida
Everglades Hunt by Theodore Morris
Dec. 3 – Jan. 29
This exhibit recounts the three Seminole wars and the generals who battled wits in the jungle-like Florida interior. Vistors can see a military supply wagon and listen to how two soldiers may have viewed their war experience.
Florida’s Lost Tribes: Theodore Morris
Morris exhibits recent paintings from his series, Florida’s Lost Tribes.
“ To have a sense of history, one must consider oneself a piece of history. ”
- Alfred Kazin
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