Catherine Murat, born a Virginian, moved to Florida with her parents where she met and married a Frenchman, Achille Murat. Related to George Washington by birth, she became a French princess by marr...
Built in 1954 for the Lewis family, this is the only Frank Lloyd Wright-designed private residence in Florida. It has a unique “hemicircle” design of concentric and intersecting circles that resem...
The former home of the legendary Florida A&M University football coach Jake Gaither is now a museum listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Learn about his storied tenure as one of the win...
Originally a 1,600-acre cotton plantation, the home is now on the National Register of Historic Places and serves as museum situated on 20-acres of land with centuries old live oaks and gardens. ...
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the mansion’s Greek Revival architectural style and the central portico was designed to resemble Andrew Jackson’s home, “The Hermitage”. T...
Built in 1890 by John G. Riley, local educator and civic leader, the home is the last visible evidence of Smokey Hollow, an African-American community that once thrived in downtown Tallahassee. Exhi...
Built in 1843, this historical home is the former residence of state official William Knott and his wife, Luella. In 1865 the home served as temporary Union Headquarters and it is where the Emancipa...
Promenade through Tallahassee's oldest continuous green space. Chain of seven parks encompass historic homes, anchored by historic cemetaries on the west and lush native flora on the east. Downtown, r...
Built in 1894 by Lewis W. Taylor, a community educator and leader. Today, the home is listed on the National Register of Historic Places serves as a museum of African-American History, culture and civ...
The mission of The Grove Museum is to preserve and interpret the Call-Collins House, its surrounding acreage, and its historical collections, in order to engage the public in dialogue about civil righ...