Jacksonville’s museum warship, the USS Orleck, has added a new exhibit, which opens to the public at 10 a.m. Saturday.

The new set building at the National Historic Landmark will be named in honor of local preservationist Rita Reagan, who passed away in 2023 shortly after the museum opened.

The River City was once the winter film capital of the world and a major contributor of silent films. Norman Studios, located in Arlington, was among the first studios in the nation to produce films starring African Americans in positive roles.

There are bobblehead sports figures for just about every college and professional team around. Now, 13 Historically Black Colleges and Universities have their own.

A vital piece of St. Johns County’s Black history is going through a major renovation, but your help is needed to make it fully happen.

Where’s the best museum in Jacksonville to brush up on history?

The Grammy Museum will reopen next month after being closed for more than a year due to the coronavirus pandemic.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Museum of Science & History (MOSH) announced plans to build a new museum at the Shipyards property on the Northbank of Downtown Jacksonville, a release said. The new facility would replace current plans to renovate and expand the Museum’s existing building. “The presentation of a new site option at the Shipyards property provides an exciting opportunity to reconsider how we will serve Northeast Florida’s citizens and visitors in the years ahead.”Museum leaders anticipate pre-construction activity could begin in 2021. Construction costs for the new museum will be paid with funds from the MOSH 2.0 capital campaign. “The next iteration of MOSH will serve as a transformative center for science, innovation and humanities in Downtown," Jill Davis, Chair of the MOSH 2.0 campaign cabinet, said.