In a building that served as City Hall from 1907-1985, this museum now serves as home to T.T. Wentworth's eclectic collection of oddities plus exhibits on local history and archaeology. Tues-Sat, 10-4 Read more.
Built in 1832, Old Christ Church is one of the oldest surviving church buildings in Florida. The building has served the community as an Episcopal Church, public library, and museum. Read more.
In use since the late 18th century, this is a beautiful cemetery that has headstones representing Pensacola's complex past with immigrants from all around the world. Open daily from 9-sunset. Read more.
Part of the second attempt by the Spanish to colonize the area, this fort was originally built in 1698. The site was excavated in 1995-1998 and the standing portion was reconstructed on completion. Read more.
An impressive brick fort overlooking Pensacola Bay finished in 1844 and restored in 1979. This National Historic Landmark includes a Spanish water battery finished in 1797. Click “Read more” for hours Read more.
The current structure was completed in 1859 and can still be climbed today. The keeper's quarters at the base and displays how the family lived. See the website for events, hours and entry fees. Read more.
Finished in 1834, this is the largest US fort built to protect the Pensacola Navy Yard. It includes ten concrete batteries and was in use until the end of WW2. See “Read more” for hours and entry fees Read more.
Constructed in 1911, this building originally served as courthouse, jail and gallows for the city. In 1988 it was renovated and now is a structure dedicated to theater and the arts. Read more.
Built in 1810 this historic house displays household items dating from 1790 to the 1880s. Open Tues-Sat from 12-4. See the website for events. Read more.
The lobby for this modern hotel features the L&N Passenger Depot built by 1913. The depot was in use until 1971, and converted to current use in 1984.
Walk through a beautiful natural setting and visit the museum to discover the archaeological remains of Northwest Florida's largest 19th-century mill site. Open 10-4 Tues-Sat. See site for tour times. Read more.
In 1828 this became the first Federal tree farm and was a source of lumber for shipbuilding; it also has signs of people from over 1000 years ago. Offers trails and exhibits, see "Read more" for hours Read more.
