Gulf Beaches Historical Museum

Gulf Beaches Historical Museum is located in Saint Pete Beach, Florida, a rare collection of artefacts dating to the 16th century. In fact, though it is small, the collection and its building are very interesting to many visitors.

The museum is open all year with customized types of tours that are both family and kid friendly. Best of all, they are all open to disabled people and those in wheelchairs.

The museum is part of the town's historical district, situated in a former church, the first ever constructed on the barrier islands area. It traces through its exhibits little known history, using news type clippings and photographs, as well as other items.

The museum has numerous amenities, including free parking. It is open from October to May, from Thursday to Saturday, from 10am to 4pm and from May to September, from Friday to Sunday, from 10am to 4pm. The parking lot for the Gulf Beaches Historical Museum does not open until 1pm on Sundays at any time of the year. Best of all, the museum begins early with tours as soon as it opens. Visitors are guide around each artefact with detailed information about the piece and its historical significance.