

The Gillespie Museum is a rock and mineral museum offering educational opportunities pertaining to earth and environmental science. The geologic collection of over 15,000 minerals, rocks and fossils is one of the oldest and largest in the southeastern U.S. and is exhibited throughout the building in various cabinets as well as hands-on, interactive displays.
Exhibits and displays include: geology, native Florida ecosystems and plant landscapes, the Underground World of minerals, mining and fluorescent rocks, gemstones and birthstones.
The museum is sited in a Florida native plant landscape. The adjacent Rinker Environmental Learning Center provides opportunities for community gardening, environmental programming and a Sandhill Teaching Landscape restoration project.
The museum offers educational programs for K-12 students, scouts and homeschool groups.
Walk-in Visitors are welcome, no admission fee