Seminole Wars: The Fight for Florida
Florida resembled a battlefield during much of the first half of the 20th century when Seminoles and Americans fought for the same land. The Seminole Wars: The Fight for Florida recounts the three Seminole Wars and the generals and warriors who matched wits and weapons in the jungle-like terrain of Florida's interior. The goal of the exhibit is to create a better understanding of the personal sacrifice, hardship, courage, and foibles demonstrated by leaders during war.

Visitors can fill a military supply wagon, try on army uniforms, feel the 30 lb. weight of a soldier's pack, and hear to how soldiers may have viewed their experience.

Contents

24 text panels

34 images

2 large graphics

Listening station

Floor map of military trails

Backpack lift

Uniform try-on area

Military supply wagon with removable supplies

4 Fort Doors

Paneling available for fort interior

Space Requirements

550 square feet

Fees

Contact The History Center for pricing information.

Security Requirements

Moderate

Fees

Contact the History Center for pricing information.

Contact Information

Barbara Knowles
Traveling Exhibitions Coordinator
travelingexhibit@ocfl.net
(407) 836-8519

Tour Itinerary
2/8/03-4/28/03 Orange County Regional History Center, Orlando, FL
8/24/04-11/2/04 Old Courthouse Museum, Dunedin, FL
11/3/04-2/15/05 St. Lucie County Historical Museum, Ft. Pierce, FL
6/28/06-1/4/07 Dunedin Historical Society Museum, Dunedin, FL
11/18/08-2/10/09 Museum of Florida Art and Culture, Avon Park, FL
5/15/09-8/12/09 Heritage Park and Cultural Center, Ft. Walton Beach, FL
NOW BOOKING THROUGH JANUARY 2012