EVERGLADES CITY
 
Celebrate Florida's colorful past the first weekend in November
A showcase for the rich and colorful history of the region, the museum displays artifacts and photographs telling the story of 2,000 years of human habitation in southwest Everglades.  This lush environment shaped the lives of all who came here: ancient Calusa, Seminole, pioneer and entrepreneur.

Permanent exhibits feature Barron G. Collier's successful transformation of a pioneer village into a modern 1920's town and his fulfillment of a promise to complete the road (the Tamiami Trail) that would open the area to tourism and development.

For more information about the museum or group tour, please contact us.

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Hours:       Open Year Round, Tuesday through Saturday, from 10am to 4pm.
                                    Closed on National and County Holidays.
                                           Accessible to the handicapped.
Admission:     Free.  Donations accepted.   
Information:      Phone: 239-695-0008       Fax: 239-695-0036
 

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