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Aerospace Discovery at the Florida Air Museum at Sun 'n Fun
Florida’s Official Aviation Museum and Education Cen...
A.E. Backus Museum & Gallery
The A.E. Backus Museum & Gallery, a 5,000 sq. ft. publ...
McMillan House
The McMillan House was constructed by Margret McMillan in ...
Voices of Pensacola (The Beacon Building)
Prior to 1912, the Beacon Building lot stood vacant. In 19...
Christ Church Parish School House
As early as 1843, the Christ Episcopal Church Parish wante...
Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum originally opene...
Johnny Cash Museum
Johnny Cash’s music career began after he successfully aud...
Historic Printer’s Alley
Long before Historic Printer’s Alley’s association with th...
Ernie’s Record Mart
Much of Ernie’s Record Mart’s success is owed to support f...
The Bluebird Café
“The best songwriters in the world pass through this door....
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Aerospace Discovery at the Florida Air Museum at Sun 'n Fun
Florida’s Official Aviation Museum and Education Center showcases aviation. Collections include historic factory and kit-built aircraft. A featured exhibit highlights artifacts from the estate of aviation pioneer Howard Hughes.
A.E. Backus Museum & Gallery
The A.E. Backus Museum & Gallery, a 5,000 sq. ft. public visual arts facility, was established in 1960 by A.E. Backus and a group of local art enthusiasts. Open five days a week from October through mid-June (summer hours by ...
McMillan House
The McMillan House was constructed by Margret McMillan in 1880. The home is a good example of the Gulf Coastal cottage style popular after the Civil War. The house was separated into two rooms, one used as a combinationdrawing room ...
Voices of Pensacola (The Beacon Building)
Prior to 1912, the Beacon Building lot stood vacant. In 1912, D. Kugelman & Co. bought the lot and hired the S.F. Fulghum &Co., General Contractors to build a new home for their business. In 1921, the Greenhut Company, a ...
Christ Church Parish School House
As early as 1843, the Christ Episcopal Church Parish wanted to construct a building for education. In 1856, rector John J. Scott built a parish school house on Church Street. This building served as a church school until it was ...
Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum originally opened in 1967 at 4 Music Square East. In 2001 the museum moved to a downtown location in order to better care for its growing collection and to offer more educational ...
Johnny Cash Museum
Johnny Cash’s music career began after he successfully auditioned for Sam Phillips, the owner of Sun Studios. Phillips had recently discovered Elvis Presley and quickly picked up Cash and his band, the Tennessee Two. In 1960, drummer W. S. Holland ...
Historic Printer’s Alley
Long before Historic Printer’s Alley’s association with the Nashville music scene, the area around Cherry Street and Fourth Avenue was already home to some of the city’s most active saloons and nightspots. Known to locals as the Men’s Quarter, some ...
Ernie’s Record Mart
Much of Ernie’s Record Mart’s success is owed to support from Nashville’s local WLAC radio broadcast. Beginning in the late 1940s, WLAC's strong signal helped its disc jockeys gather a following among rhythm-and-blues fans throughout the country. These fans listened ...
The Bluebird Café
“The best songwriters in the world pass through this door.” This statement appears outside the doors of the Bluebird Café in Nashville. Located just southwest of downtown Nashville’s “music row,” the Bluebird gained respect as one of the best stages ...
