Flagler Beach Historical Museum

The Flagler Beach Historical Museum preserves the rich history of Flagler Beach for future generations to come and provide fun, educational programs to the community. From prehistoric times through the days of the Timucuan Indians, from the Spanish invasions to today's space travel display, the FBHM is treat.

A pictorial gallery takes you from the founding of Flagler Beach, to Charles Lindbergh's landing at the Flagler Beach Airport in 1931, to the attractions of today. The Museum is free and is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

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