Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum

Hemingway purchased the property in 1931 and lived here until he died in 1961. Hemingway’s greatest literature was composed in this Spanish Colonial house which was built in 1851.
907 Whitehead St, Key West 33040    305-294-1575

Oldest House/Wreckers Museum

322 Duval St, Key West 33040   305-294-9502

Key West's Shipwreck Historeum

Multi-sensory historical museum with shows and films, Visitors can learn about wrecking crews and plundering vessels that foundered on the reefs surrounding Key West
1 Whitehead St, Mallory Square, Key West 33040
305-292-8990

Key West Lighthouse Museum

92-foot lighthouse, built in 1847. The light was intended to save ships and their crew.but it actually ended many jobs of Key Westers.
938 Whitehead St, Key West   305-294-0012

Curry Mansion

Millionaire William Curry built this lavish Queen Anne style mansion for his family in 1855. It is now an inn and museum.
511 Caroline St, Key West 33040   305-294-5349

Flagler Station

Henry Flagler was one of the richest men in the US. In 1905 Flagler building a 130-mile extension of the existing railroad which met up with Key West, which was the closest deep-water port to the Panama Canal.
901 Caroline St, Key West 33040    305-295-3562

Key West Museum of Art and History

Richardsonian Romanesque Custom House built in the 1820s to designated the official point of entry into the United States. from port town to richest city in the country. Ernest Hemingway’s World War II uniform
281 Front St, Key West    305-295-6616

Mel Fisher Maritime Heritage Museum

Excavated treasures from two Spanish galleons that sank can be seen. Visitors will learn about the artifacts that Mel Fisher recovered including a massive gold bar and much more.  English merchant slave ship from the 1700s is on display.
200 Green St, Key West   305-294-2633