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Welcome to another deep dive into island history! Grab your sunscreen, your curiosity, and maybe a splash of rum—because today we’re heading back to the 1860s. We usually think of Key West as the ultimate vacation spot (because, let’s be honest, it is). We picture sunsets at Mallory Square, frozen drinks on Duval, and chickens roaming the streets like they own the place. But if we rewind the...
Located in Truman Annex is the old Marine Hospital. It was constructed at the request of US Navy Commodore David Porter. Construction began in 1844. The Building Construction lasted less than one...
As you walk by Higgs Beach, you will see pedestals and a tiled mural on a raised cement platform. This is the African Cemetery at Higgs Beach. The cemetery contains the graves of Africans who died...
Dade County pine and Cypress woods were used during the 1800's to build homes in Key West. Because of their durability and natural resistance to pests, they never required a protective coating...
The Mallory Steam Line ticket office is located at 402 Wall Street. The Mallory Ship Line was formed in the 1860's by Charles...
The Audubon House located at the corner of Whitehead and Green Streets is a beautiful example of American Classic Revival Style....
The Captain George Carey House is located at 410 Caroline Street. It was built in 1834 by Captain Carey. He was a wealthy...
The Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum is a must see. Located at 907 Whitehead Street, it's across from the Lighthouse and just...
The Harry S. Truman Little White House is a great stop for anyone interested in history. Located at 111 Front Street, the...
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