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When most people hear Mel Fisher Maritime Museum, they immediately think of treasure. Gold. Silver. Shipwrecks. The Atocha. Mel Fisher’s famous “Today’s the day.” And honestly, that makes sense. But the next time you walk past the museum at 200 Greene Street, take a second to look at the building itself. Because before it held Spanish treasure, shipwreck artifacts and maritime history, it had a...
https://youtu.be/egPRx4ovjTs TL;DR: Key West wreckers were 19th-century marine salvagers who rescued crews and recovered cargo from ships crashing on the Florida Keys' coral reefs. This highly...
https://youtu.be/bpTcgBq40EY What if I told you there is a church in Key West that was actually built entirely around another church? Yes, you read that right. While you are wandering the vibrant...
https://youtu.be/x72_7vrKRW4 Most people think the most dangerous thing in Key West is an oversized cocktail on Duval Street. Let's be honest, we've all seen a tourist or two lose their battle with...
The William Kerr House is a great example of the Carpenter Gothic Style. It was built by the Irish born architect Willam Kerr...
The Masonic Temple is located at 533 Eaton Street, between Simonton and Duval Streets. This is a building you can't miss. It...
At 1128 Olivia, between White and Frances Street stands an interesting building. It looks like a barn, and, in fact, it once...
Located at 330 Julia Street is the Rock House Gallery. It is what was originally the Saint Stephen Methodist Episcopal Church. ...
Although Island City House may be the oldest guesthouse in Key West, it is still grand, beautiful and a wonderful place to stay....
Walking down Greene Street, away from Duval, on your right is a large brick building. With its granite stairs and very ornate...
One of the great free things you can do in Key West is walk around and check out the Historic Walking Tour stops. This is...
One of the things I really love about Key West, is its history. Around every corner as you walk the streets, you find a...
Located at 930 Catherine Street is the Ferdinand Hirsch Cigar Factory building. It's a nondescript building, which today is...
At 1128 Olivia, between White and Frances Street stands an interesting building. It looks like a barn, and, in fact, it once...
Located at 330 Julia Street is the Rock House Gallery. It is what was originally the Saint Stephen Methodist Episcopal Church. ...
Although Island City House may be the oldest guesthouse in Key West, it is still grand, beautiful and a wonderful place to stay....
Walking down Greene Street, away from Duval, on your right is a large brick building. With its granite stairs and very ornate...
One of the great free things you can do in Key West is walk around and check out the Historic Walking Tour stops. This is...
One of the things I really love about Key West, is its history. Around every corner as you walk the streets, you find a...
Located at 930 Catherine Street is the Ferdinand Hirsch Cigar Factory building. It's a nondescript building, which today is...
Built as part of a Methodist education complex at Hargrove Seminary, Bruce Hall had a 600 seat auditorium with a very inviting...
There are so many connections back to Key West. Lots of famous people started their lives or careers in Key West. Arturo...
Located in Truman Annex is the old Marine Hospital. It was constructed at the request of US Navy Commodore David Porter....
As you walk by Higgs Beach, you will see pedestals and a tiled mural on a raised cement platform. This is the African Cemetery...
Dade County pine and Cypress woods were used during the 1800's to build homes in Key West. Because of their durability and...