Cedar Key Historical Society Museum

5 reviews

+1 (352) 543-5549

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609 2nd St

Cedar Key, FL 32625

+1 (352) 543-5549

http://www.cedarkeyhistoricalmuseum.org

The Lutterloh building and Andrew's House are home to exhibits detailing the picturesque village's history dating back to prehistoric times. Exhibits include Native American artifacts from the Timucuan era, the Second Seminole War, Journey of John Muir to Cedar Key, Cedar pencil industry, Seafood and Clam industry, Florida Railroad, and Donax Broom Manufacturing.

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4.55 reviews

Courtney E.

8/16/2020

We stopped in to the museum on a lazy Sunday in Cedar Key. The staff was very knowledgeable about the history of Cedar Key and the building. We learned a lot and would recommend anyone on a...

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Gaz H.

6/3/2021

More than you had any right to expect. I am a fully grown adult and had no idea how the pencil--the lowly pencil--is a lovely metaphor for civilization itself. I didn't know how they were made...

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Julie F.

5/13/2018

This museum by the local Historical society consists of two buildings:,the Lutterloh building and the Andrews house. For the price of $3 per person you get to see both. All cases and exhibits and...

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Kathy D.

10/23/2014

The Smithsonian is coming to Cedar Key in 2015 and making several buildings Historical, along with this building. It has the humble beginnings and pictures of Cedar Key. It was named this because...

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Bob L.

9/15/2020

If you don't know Florida history, you might think that Cedar Key is a nice little fishing town, a great spot for a weekend outdoor vacation. This is all true, but Cedar Key was once the west end...

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