Mallory Square
No admission feeJoin the nightly Sunset Celebration on Key West's waterfront plaza, with street performers, craft vendors and food carts.
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A recreated 19th-century wrecker's warehouse in Key West that tells the story of shipwreck salvage and the Isaac Allerton.
Key West, FL
The museum recreates a 19th-century wrecker's warehouse and mixes live actors, films, and artifacts to show how salvage shaped early Key West. Many displays come from the Isaac Allerton, a merchant ship that sank in an 1856 hurricane near the Florida Keys and was rediscovered in 1985. Visitors can also climb a 65-foot lookout tower for views over the island and the reef.
The closest stops to Key West Shipwreck Museum, ordered by straight-line distance. A few more like it, plus some different kinds of fun so you can build a full day.
Join the nightly Sunset Celebration on Key West's waterfront plaza, with street performers, craft vendors and food carts.
Transit: reachable by public transit
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See gold, silver and other treasure raised from the 1622 Spanish fleet, and the story of the slave ship Henrietta Marie, in Old Town Key West.
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A narrated hour-long ride through Old Town Key West aboard a little train, past Mallory Square and the Truman Little White House.
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Hop on hop off Old Town Trolley Tours and themed historic tours of Key West.
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Take a guided tour of the 1890 Navy house where President Truman spent 175 days, with original furnishings and his desk.
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A historic house museum and tropical garden on Duval Street in Key West, run by the Old Island Restoration Foundation.
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