Fort Walton Beach, Florida

History, Natural History

The Camp Walton Schoolhouse Museum is on the National Registry of Country Schools and has a mission to foster understanding of the country school experience in Northwest Florida. Actual and replica artifacts stimulate and encourage learning about the Okaloosa educational collection. Programs and historical activities are offered throughout the year. Field trips promote and sustain an interest in the history of the one-room school. The City of Fort Walton Beach is happy to provide public access to the schoolhouse on a regular basis.

Fort Walton Beach, Florida

Science

To stimulate interest in and further understanding of science and technology primarily through the operation of an informal educational institution serving effectively the broadest audience possible, with the emphasis on grades K-12, underserved populations and their families.

Fort Walton Beach, Florida

Art

Fort Walton Beach, Florida

History, Historic House

The Garnier Post Office Museum is an educational museum which strives to present artifacts from the early rural postal era in a small community in the Florida Panhandle. The building serves to foster understanding and appreciation of the history of this community through educational programs and special events in conjunction with the Camp Walton Schoolhouse Museum.

Fort Walton Beach, Florida

Archaeology, History, Natural History

The City of Fort Walton Beach Heritage Park & Cultural Center consists of the Indian Temple Mound Museum, the Camp Walton Schoolhouse Museum, the Garnier Post Office Museum, the Fort Walton Temple Mound and a Civil War Exhibits Building.

Fort Walton Beach, Florida

Specialized

Fort Walton Beach, Florida

Fort Walton Beach, Florida

Archaeology, History, Natural History

Exhibits depict prehistory of the Florida Panhandle. Ceremonial Temple Mound, a National Historic Landmark, located beside museum. Educational programs, research library, gift shop. Owned by City of Fort Walton Beach.