Historical and Educational Attractions
This page lists attractions of historical, cultural, or educational significance in the Daytona Beach, Florida area. Listings may include historical homes, battlefields, forts, monuments, famous birthplaces, and other places of historical significance, as well educational attractions such as planetariums.
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A Non-Profit Historical Village Museum. To educate and entrust the public and future generations wit ...
The 250-acre Beck Ranch site was originally a working cattle ranch in Osteen. Volusia County purchas ...
This historic site, which is on the National Register of Historic Places, was dedicated and named fo ...
Ruins of the former plantation, a sugar mill, a unique spring house, several wells and the crumbling ...
The Casements, named for the large hand-cut casement windows that adorn the mansion, has been beauti ...
The 123-acre Colby-Alderman Park boasts fishing and plenty of shady spots for visitors to while away ...
The Daytona 200 Monument is a tribute to the original Daytona beach races and the origins of bike we ...
History is alive at DeBary Hall Historic Site, a magnificent 19th century hunting estate overlooking ...
Located on what was known as the Dummett Plantation, a mile west of present-day Tomoka State Park, t ...
This above ground tomb, located in the middle of a residential street, commemorates one of the first ...
The Eldora State House (1913) is the last remaining home from the Eldora community that was establis ...
As a City of Ormond Beach facility, the Environmental Discovery Center serves as a learning hub for ...
The Henry A. DeLand House Museum was built in 1886 by the founding father of the City, Henry Addison ...
Holly Hill, a community on the banks of the beautiful historic Halifax River, in the northeast of Vo ...
Tour the lovely historic Lilian Place, the oldest house on Daytona Beachside built in 1884. Read the ...
Lyonia Environmental Center provides a unique insight into Volusia County's fragile ecosystems. Thro ...
Known as "First Lady of Negro America" Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune rose from the daughter of enslaved p ...
The NSMoH was created to showcase the long history of the area from ancient fossils to businesses of ...
The sugar mill, once part of the Cruger-dePeyster Plantation, was built in the early 19th century. T ...
Walk inside the white picket fence and step back in time. Maintained and operated by the Ponce de Le ...
Enjoy these English sugar mill ruins surrounded by acres of lush botanical gardens, scenic walking p ...
