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The Santa Barbara Hospital Museum takes visitors on a trip through time from the creation of St. Augustine until the end of the Colonial Period, through the prism of medicine and healthcare practices.
The Oldest Store Museum was a former general store at the turn-of-the century definitely takes visitors back to 1903. With its enormous collection of original stock, guns, hardware, advertising art, and house wares, the friendly guides (who remain in character from 1900) will interact and explain the exhibits along you the way. You'll get the feeling as you look at the Model-T truck, a Conestoga wagon and steam tractor, all while a lively player piano kicks up a tune or two.
Housed within the first African-American public school, Excelsior High School, the Lincolnville Museum & Cultural Center traces the heritage, struggles and triumphs that were part of the town's African-American history. The museum's exhibits and collection feature everything from the Civil War era, to modern day victories. The story of the runaway slaves from Carolina who built Fort Mose is also featured in one of the museum's exhibits. Others include information about several black churches, revolutionary leaders of the African-American struggle, including Dr. Martin Luther King and Kat Twine. The museum offers group tours on request.
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