The Cedar Key Historical Society Museum

Review & FAQ:

• What is the Cedar Key Historical Society Museum?
  • The Cedar Key Historical Society Museum is Cedar Key’s premiere cultural and historical museum, showcasing exhibits on the region’s history from prehistory through the present day.
• Where is the museum located?
  • The museum is located within the Cedar Keys Historic and Archaeological District.
• When was the museum founded?
  • The museum was founded in 1979 through the vision of local artist Polly Pillsbury, who worked with citizen donors to preserve the region’s history.
• How many buildings does the museum encompass?
  • The museum spans two preserved historic buildings:
  • The 1871 Lutterloh Building – Features exhibits on fossil findings, indigenous cultural artifacts, economic industries, and the region’s connection to naturalist John Muir.
  • The Andrews House annex – Originally constructed on Atsena Otie Key, this building houses exhibits on the area’s railroading history, manufacturing, and medical and dental history.

609 2nd St, Cedar Key, FL 32625, Phone: 352-543-5549

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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