The Museum of Southern History

4304 Herschel St., Jacksonville, Florida 32210

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Introduction

Florida in Turmoil

Exhibits

The Road to Secession

Florida

Secession

The Outbreak of War

Life in the Confederacy

Florida's Generals

Floridians go to War

Floridians in Virginia

War Comes to Florida

Florida's Battles

The Confederate Swamp Fox

Ft. Pickens (Pensacola)

Battle of Cedar Creek

Brooksville Raid

Battle of Narural Bridge

Battle at Bowlegs Creek

Battle of Olustee

War time Governor

Flags

Flags of Florida

Florida State Flags

19th Georgia Battle Flag

Abraham Lincoln's Flag

Library

Hours and Location

Preserving the History, Ideals and Chivalry of the South.

An independent museum dedicated to historical accuracy maintained by public donations. We accept no government financing of any kind.


Children on Class Visit to learn about History.

Mission Statement

The Museum of Southern History was established to maintain and perpetuate an educational facility for those who are interested in the history of the United States, its early problems and difficulties in becoming the Nation it is today.  The museum is dedicated to historical accuracy in presenting the lifestyle and culture of the Antebellum South, a unique civilization, misunderstood by many, belittled and misrepresented by some, but deeply revered by the grateful descendants of the brave men and women whose sacrifices and dedication to a cause that created a chapter in our nation’s history that is unmatched. Special attention is given to the education of young people as groups of school children are given basic education in our nation’s history in the hope that they will better understand and perhaps develop an interest in learning more about their history.


Museum of Southern History

4304 Herschel Street

Jacksonville, FL 32210

(904) 388-3574


 

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