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Dade City, FL US 33523 - Distance: 2 Mile(s)
This pioneer museum displays collections of articles depicting pioneer family life in the state. Sugar cane patch and grinding exhibit, a moon shine still, natural stream, and...
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Dade City, FL US 33526 - Distance: 4 Mile(s)
Enjoy fresh fruits and vegetables all from local area farms so you know you're only getting the best of what Florida has to offer. The market is held the SECOND Saturday of each...
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Brooksville, FL US 34601 - Distance: 14 Mile(s)
This museum is home to a Civil War reenactment which is the largest in the U.S. and includes 3500 participants. Over 10,000 artifacts are housed in an 1856 center with plenty of...
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Wesley Chapel, FL US 33525 - Distance: 16 Mile(s)
In 1961, a prominent citizen of San Antonio, Florida, offered a variety of old farm equipment to the Pasco County Fair Association. The Association accepted 37 vehicles and tools...
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Thonotosassa, FL US 33592 - Distance: 17 Mile(s)
Fort Foster was one of the original Seminole War forts constructed in Florida during the early 1800s. Today a replica wood picket style fort has been constructed on the original...
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Webster, FL US 33597 - Distance: 18 Mile(s)
Enjoy fresh fruits and vegetables all from the surrounding area farms. In addition to the farm fresh produce enjoy flowers, plants, entertainment, and more. The market is held...
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Webster, FL US 33597 - Distance: 18 Mile(s)
Stop and see some beautiful cars on display. Plenty of parts and car related products. Open the first Sunday of each month.
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Bushnell, FL US 33513 - Distance: 18 Mile(s)
This historic site and park museum is the site of a battle between Seminole and U.S. soldiers on December 28, 1835 and has interpretive exhibits, artifacts of the battle, a picnic...
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Bushnell, FL US 33513 - Distance: 20 Mile(s)
The battle that started the Second Seminole War is commemorated in January each year under the oaks of Dade Battlefield. On December 28, 1835, Seminole Indian warriors ambushed...
