The Florida Historical Society and the Library of Florida History

will be closed
Wednesday, May 23, 2012 through Monday, June 4, 2012
for our Annual Meeting and Symposium
and vacation.

Please join us in Tampa for this exciting event!

We will reopen Tuesday, June 5, 2012.

Researchers: 
Please contact our archivist in advance
ben.dibiase@myfloridahistory.org or (321) 690-1971 ext. 211

 

The Library

The Society has a long history of collecting historical documents and maps relating to Florida. In 1977, the Libary of Florida History was established in Historic Cocoa Village in Brevard County to house the collection. Currently the collection consists of volumes relevant to Florida of which over six thousand have been cataloged, an extensive map collection, manuscripts and photographic holdings.  Of note the Library also houses the local Mosquito Beaters historical collection and the Alice Strickland collections of Floridiana. The collection continues to to grow.

You can use our online catalog to search our collections.


 

The catalog is available through PastPerfect:
http://myfloridahistory.pastperfect-online.com/


In order to best serve our patrons, we ask that researchers please make a research appointment with the archivist.

(note the full resolution scans and many of the originals are stored on the library premises and could be available for reproduction, inquire with the archivist for availability and reproduction cost)