Florida Historic Capitol Museum • 400 South Monroe Street • Tallahassee, FL 32399-1100

Introductory Video: "Florida in the Balance" - This award-winning documentary presents a short overview of Florida's political history. Scavenger Hunts - Students and other visitors can explore the museum's two-floors of exhibits and artifacts with these scavenger hunts.

Programming at the Historic Capitol focuses on the importance of Civic Education and Historic Preservation through the use of fun and educational materials aimed at learners of all ages. A scavenger hunt sends visitors searching through the building to …

Restored to its 1902 appearance, the Historic Capitol stands as an icon at the center of Florida’s Capitol complex; the modern-day nerve center of Sunshine State government. Under the stained-glass dome, political history and tradition come alive in the exhibits.

Exhibitions feature the architecture of capitol buildings, the selection of the design of the current Capitol structures, artistic images of the Capitol’s historic designs; and historic composites featuring Senators and Representatives.

Florida Historic Capitol Museum • 400 South Monroe Street • Tallahassee, FL 32399-1100

Museum Hours. Monday - Friday: 9:00 am-4:30 pm; Saturdays: 10:00 am-4:30 pm; Sundays and Holidays: Noon-4:30 pm; Closed Thanksgiving Day and Christmas

This exhibition features the collections of two state museums located in Tallahassee, Florida – the Museum of Florida History and the Florida Historic Capitol Museum – and reveals some of their unseen objects.

Florida Historic Capitol Museum • 400 South Monroe Street • Tallahassee, FL 32399-1100

Throughout 2018, the Museum will commemorate 40 years of Florida’s Capitol Complex. In 1978, the vision for the Capitol included both a monument to the state’s history and a soaring new tower to represent the modern and progressive Florida of the present and future.