Lawndale is a restored Victorian home that has been furnished as a family home of 1895. It offers visitors a chance to experience what it was like to live in Central Florida in the late 1800’s. Docent in period dress guide you through the house telling you the history of…

Located in the historic Harry T. Moore Center, this museum is in the Diamond Square Community of Cocoa and was dedicated in 2017 in the name of Leon and Jewel Collins. Both Leon and Jewel Collins are recognized for their passionate advocacy and significant contributions to the City of Cocoa…

Field Manor is a living history museum that includes an 1880s homestead and former orange grove. It is one of the few pioneer homes still standing in Brevard County. The Field family arrived in 1868 from Macon, GA., seeking to make a new life for themselves. The land for Field…

From Ice Age animals to Native Americans to early pioneers, Pine Island Conservation Area has a rich history. Mastodon tusks, pottery sherds, and 19th century farm tools found on site help piece together the story of this special place. Come inside the oldest standing home in Brevard County, the 1875…

In the heart of Cocoa’s established Historic District, the Porcher House is open to the community to enjoy as a special place for meetings, weddings, private parties, luncheons, afternoon teas and card parties. There is nowhere more romantic and elegant than the Porcher House for such a special occasion as…

The Harry T. & Harriette V. Moore Cultural Center and Museum explores the history of the Moores through interactive exhibits, historic collections, dynamic speakers and story telling that explores our time-lined museum from 1860-1964. In contrast to yesteryear’s Civil Rights Movement, we also examines today’s global civil and human rights…