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Windover Archeological

Site near Titusville, FL

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Flagler's Railroad Comes to Cocoa, FL in 1893

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Giant Ground Sloth Cast

Daytona Beach, Florida Bond Bed

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Brevard's One Room School

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In 1925, Harry T. Moore comes to Cocoa to teach

at Cocoa's Only Black Elementary School

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Indian River Citrus dates back to 1830's

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Sullivan Victory Groves by the Sullivan Family

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From the Apollo Landing to the Shuttle to the Hubble and beyond

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Hundreds of shells and sea creatures that inhabit our local waterways

Imaginary Station for the Little Visitors

A FEW OF THE EXHIBITS
 

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The Brevard Museum of History and Natural Science chronicles the history and sciences of

Brevard County, Florida and the State of Florida from the Ice Age to the Space Age.

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In 1975, the Albert and Grace Taylor addition to the Brevard Museum came to fruition via the Grace Webster Taylor Testamentary Trust.  Many of Grace Taylor's personal effects are on continual exhibit.  Grace Webster Taylor was a resident of the City of Cocoa, who passed away on December 27, 1945.  

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The Brevard Museum is proud to be the only exhibitor  of the findings of the Windover Archeological Site, which is located approximately 15 minutes north, near Titusville, Florida.  In 1982, skeletal remains were found on approximately .25 acres during the development of Windover.  The State approved funding and the excavation took place in 1984.  The remains of the individuals were well preserved and were buried in a pond cemetary in excess of 7,000 radiocarbon years.  

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Facial Reconstruction of a Windover Woman

2201 Michigan Avenue
Cocoa, FL  32926
321-632-1830
Thursday thru Saturday
10am to 4pm

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