Museums & Historical Sites
Gulf County is known for beautiful and peaceful beaches, but did you know the area is rich in history? Our past tells a story here in Gulf County. From lighthouse climbs for spectacular views on sunny days to touring a museum for a rainy day activity, there are many activities for those seeking the area's history. You can step back in time to learn how Coastal American Indians occupied the area when Spanish explorers dropped anchor inside Cape San Blas in the early 1500s or hear why Port St. Joe is called the “Constitution City.” If you are looking for a good beach book, then stop in at No Name Books & More to pick up one of the many books that tell all about Gulf County's history.
Museums and History
Constitution Convention Museum
Welcome to Consitution Convention Museum State Park. Visit the museum and 14-acre park to learn...
Learn MoreSt. Joseph Bay State Buffer Preserve
St. Joseph Bay State Buffer Preserve contains 19 known archaeological and historical sites, dating...
Learn MoreGeorge Washington Museum
George Washington Elementary / High School began in a wooden building located near Main Street and...
Learn MoreCape San Blas Lighthouse & Gift Shop
The Cape San Blas Lighthouse was built more than 130 years ago when Congress appropriated $8,000 to...
Learn MoreCorinne Costin Gibson Memorial Public Library
Welcome to the Corinne Costin Gibson Memorial Public Library located in the heart of Wewahitchka!...
Learn MoreCharles Whitehead Public Library
Welcome to the Charles Whitehead Public Library located in the heart of Wewahitchka! This wonderful...