T Ebeau-Field Library

The Florida Historical Society's Library of Florida History, established in 1997 in Historic Cocoa Village, is dedicated to collecting, preserving, and publishing materials that reflect the rich and diverse history of Florida. With a collection that includes rare books, photographs, postcards, and maps dating back to the 1500s, the library serves as a vital resource for researchers and history enthusiasts alike. Housing over 8,000 bound volumes and extensive archival materials, the library offers patrons the opportunity to conduct in-house research without membership fees. Its unique collections encompass early government publications, narrative histories, and historic newspapers, showcasing the state's historical narrative through various documentary formats. Generated from the website

The Florida Historical Society is dedicated to preserving and promoting the rich cultural heritage of Florida, reflecting the state's diverse history and vibrant arts scene. With a focus on engaging the community, the Society offers insights into the cultural organizations and historical landmarks that shape Florida's identity. Generated from the website