Anna Maria Island Historical Museum

Review & FAQ:

What is the Anna Maria Island Historical Museum?
- The Anna Maria Island Historical Museum is dedicated to preserving the history and culture of the Anna Maria Island region, housed in a historic 1920s ice house.
When did the museum open?
- The museum opened to the public in 1992 under the operation of the Anna Maria Historical Society.
Is there an admission fee?
- No, the museum is free to the public year-round, except for its closure during September.
What exhibits are featured at the museum?
- Exhibits include a recreation of a 1920s-era jail, which serves as a unique photo opportunity.
- Other collections showcase artifacts related to the island’s history as an indigenous fishing camp, a baseball player wintering site, and information about its native plant life.
Are there activities for children?
- Yes, the museum offers scavenger hunt packets to entertain young visitors as they search for unique artifacts in the exhibits.
Where is the Anna Maria Island Historical Museum located?
- 402 Pine Ave, Anna Maria, FL 34216
  Phone: 941-778-0492

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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