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This historic home, built in the Florida vernacular style, was once owned by one of Fort Lauderdale's founding families. Over the years it has served many purposes including a trading post, a post office, a town hall and a bank. Today it still stands in its 1913 condition with many of its original items. Guided tours are available.
Address: 335 SE 6th Ave Fort Lauderdale FL 33301
 Send an Email (4)  1 954 524-4736
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Sugar Mill Ruins
Originally built in the 1820s during the uprising of the Native Americans, this 17 acre historic site was once a highly functional sugar mill. Only ruins remain as the building was destroyed during the war between the Seminole Indians and the United States of America. Self-guided as well as guided tours are available.
Address: 1050 Old Mission Road New Smyrna Beach FL USA 32168
1 386 427-2284
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The Hammerstein House is headquarters for the Hollywood Historical Society, a group dedicated to preserving the area's rich history.
Address: 1520 Polk Street Hollywood FL USA 33020
1 954 923-5590
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