Brevard County Museums

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Air Force Space and Missile Museum

Preserves both the hardware and the spirit of United State's ventures into space. The museum displays numerous missiles, rockets and related space equipment, is manned primarily by knowledgeable volunteers, and is open to the public daily. Its primary mission is to collect, restore, and exhibit items of historical significance which relate to the development and heritage of U.S. Air Force space launch activities.

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American Police Hall of Fame and Museum

The American Police Hall of Fame and Museum was founded in 1960. It is the nation's first national police museum and memorial dedicated to law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty.

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Brevard Art Museum

Brevard's only fine arts museum has five galleries where rotating exhibitions by international, national and regional artists
are displayed. The museum is also host to cultural lecture series, a book club, jazz performances, children's activities and art classes. The Ruth Cote Clemente Science Center has colorful, hands-on exhibits for children. The Renee Foosaner Education Center offers studio classes.

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Brevard Museum of History and Science

The Museum was founded in 1969 by a group of caring Brevard County citizens, opened it's doors in 1973, and is the repository of many of Brevard County's historic artifacts and scientific specimens. It is continually striving to increase and improve the acquisition and maintenance of its collections. The Museum is located on 26 acres, 22 of which are devoted to three main nature trails. Each represents a separate, unique ecosystem: a Pine Sand Hill, a Fresh Water Marsh, and a Hardwood Hammock.

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Florida Historical Society

The Florida Historical Society is the oldest cultural organization in the state, and the only state-wide historical society. Established in St. Augustine in 1856, the FHS was briefly inactive during the Civil War and Reconstruction, but was reestablished in 1902 and incorporated in 1905. The FHS is dedicated to preserving Florida's past through the collection, archival maintenance, and publication of historical documents and other materials relating to the history of Florida and its peoples.

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Harry T. & Harriette V. Moore Cultural Center

The Moores were leading local and national civil rights activists. After organizing the first Brevard County Branch of the NAACP, they remained instrumental in the fight for equality and justice until their untimely deaths. On Christmas night 1951, they were murdered when a bomb exploded under their home. The 11.93 acre park is dedicated to the celebration of their lives and to promoting awareness of their unique contributions to the early civil rights movmement.

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LoPressionism Gallery of Fine Art

LoPressionism Gallery is committed to fostering the appreciation for visual art by providing collections from across the world that will touch your soul. Our goal is to bridge contemporary, decorative and fine art in a way that will benefit the community, and those of you who enjoy the prestige of owning fine art.

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North Brevard Historical Museum

The museum displays photographs, furniture, clothing and artifacts of the early Titusville area, and hand prints of the original Mercury astronauts. 22 page history of N. Brevard. The Windover Dig - 8000 year old archaeological site.

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Rossetter House Historical Museum

The Rossetter House Historical Museum is a project of the Florida Historical Society, Inc. and The Rossetter House Foundation, Inc. The museum comprises the 1908 James Wadsworth Rossetter House and gardens, 1901 William P. Roesch House, and the 1865 Houston Family Memorial Cemetery. The Rossetter Family arrived in Eau Gallie in 1902; a family already deeply rooted in Florida history with connections reaching into the colonial era.

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Space Walk Of Fame Foundation and Museum

The Space Walk of Fame is operated by retirees and friends of the Kennedy Spapce center. The Space Walk of Fame Fondation pays for the monuments in Titusville's Space View Park which overlooks America's Spaceport. The monuments are dedicated to the space workers who built and launched the rockets of the early space program.

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The Dinosaur Store

The Dinosaur Store boasts the largest in-stock selection of fossils and minerals in the world. Many of our fossils are excavated by The Dinosaur Store staff, while other items are hand-selected by Steve during his frequent travels through out the world. Browse our unbelievable collection of authentic dinosaur teeth, dinosaur claws, fossil shark teeth, fossil skulls, trilobites, dinosaur replicas and dinosaur reproductions (castings), amber specimens and jewelry, and meteorites.

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Valiant Air Command Warbird Museum

Presently the Museum has 10 acres of property at the Space Center Executive Airport. The museum displays, maintains and restores all types of aircraft that were indigenous to the world's military Air Forces starting before WW1 to the present. The Main Bay/Display Area contains approximately 30,000 square feet and is wide and high enough to accommodate the wing span and tail assembly of all but the largest bombers.