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Take a Video Tour of Our Magnificent Museums
Want a closer look inside the Forgotten Coast’s treasured museums and historical sites? Check out our Museum Video Series hosted by Trinity Hardy. These enlightening videos will take you on a brief tour of each Franklin County museum, including The Raney House Museum, The Orman House Museum, John Gorrie Museum State Park, Carrabelle History Museum and Camp Gordon Johnston WWII Museum, as well as our two historic lighthouses: Cape St. George Light and Crooked River Lighthouse. Discover the rich historical significance of each site and get a glimpse of the unique artifacts, memorabilia and exhibits showcased inside these fascinating museums.
Forgotten Coast Like A Local: Episode 1 - Museums
Forgotten Coast Like A Local - Trailer
Raney House Museum
Carrabelle History Museum
Orman House Museum
Carrabelle Lighthouse Museum
John Gorrie Museum
Estuarine Research Reserve
St. George Lighthouse Museum
Camp Gordon Johnston
RELAX & STAY AWHILE
From a quaint beach cottage to a luxurious beachfront villa, Florida's Forgotten Coast offers a variety of places to stay.
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The Old Carrabelle Hotel
The Old Carrabelle Hotel is a renovated historic home one block from scenic Carrabelle Harbor. Decorated in airy “Key West” style, and near the beach!
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Ochlockonee Bay Realty
Ochlockonee Bay Realty is a beach rental management company offering a wide variety of Alligator Point vacation rentals.
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St. George Island Vacations
St. George Island Vacations handles all things related to ensuring a quality vacation home for our guests and owners. From cleaning and maintenance to revenue management, we do it all. We pride ourselves in hospitality and strive to create memorable vacation experiences on St. George Island. Living local we are available 24/7 for all your needs. Whether it be questions…
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Discover the Forgotten Coast's authentic, Old Florida charm at more than 100 annual events and festivals, that highlight our natural resources, culture and history. Click here to see all events
Florida Seafood Festival Apalachicola
The Florida Seafood Festival is a two day event annually drawing tens of thousands of visitors to the historic town of Apalachicola in scenic Franklin County. The Festival is held at the mouth of the Apalachicola river under the shady oaks of Apalachicola’s Battery Park. The festival features delicious seafood,…
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Camp Gordon Johnston WWII Museum Commemorates D-Day Carrabelle
Camp Gordon Johnston WWII Museum in Carrabelle is presenting a special exhibit commemorating the anniversary of D-Day. This exhibit will be on display from Tuesday, June 2 until Saturday, July 18. The museum is open every Tuesday through Saturday from 11 am to 5 pm. There is no charge for admission,…
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Carrabelle Fireworks & Golf Cart Parade Carrabelle
Kick off the celebration in Carrabelle with the community’s annual Independence Day festivities and fireworks display along the beautiful Carrabelle River. Arrive early to browse the town’s unique shops, enjoy dinner at one of Carrabelle’s locally owned restaurants, and discover the charm of this historic fishing community before the evening’s…
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That's the word most used to describe Florida's Forgotten Coast.
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Celebrate America’s 250th Birthday on Florida’s Forgotten Coast!
From waterfront fireworks and patriotic parades to family-friendly festivals and small-town traditions, there’s no better place to celebrate America’s birthday than Florida’s Forgotten Coast. As…
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5 Great Picnic Spots on the Forgotten Coast
You can find hundreds of scenic picnic spots with water views and sandy beaches on the Forgotten Coast! We’ve selected a few favorites picnic spots…
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