No admission charge. At 14 St. George St., one block south of the City Gates, it was built over 200 years ago while Florida was under Spain's rule. The schoolmaster and his wife lived above the small classroom. In 1931, class survivors assembled to describe the schoolhouse for its revival. 9 a.m.-7 p.m. daily.
Visitors receive a diploma.
The first pharmaceutical license was issued here at 4 Artillery Lane. Built with the assistance of Henry Flagler in 1890 and placed on the National Register of Historic Buildings in 1987, the old jail was the county jail until 1953. It has since undergone detailed renovation. A restaurant, museum, gift shop and restrooms are on the grounds of the Old Jail. At 20 Aviles St., it was built around 1797 by Andreas Ximenez, a merchant.