Pensacola Museum of History

330 S Jefferson St, Pensacola, FL 32502

Admission is $12/adults; $11/AAA, Military, Senior, UWF Almuni, Faculty/Staff; $7/children 3-14; and Free for Children under 3. Tickets are available at the service desk at the museum. Tickets provide admission to Historic Pensacola Village, Pensacola Children's Museum, and the Pensacola Museum of Art. 

Sunday Hours: The Pensacola Museum of History and the Pensacola Museum of Art are open from Noon until 4:00 on Sundays with two ticketing options: a 7 day ticket or a Sunday Only ticket. 

Our flagship museum is the Pensacola Museum of History, which is housed in the three-story Mediterranean Revival architecture of the former Pensacola City Hall and was built in 1907. The Pensacola Museum of History, a highlight of the self-guided tour, is a general history museum with galleries dedicated to both permanent and changing exhibits. The first floor houses the Museum Store and ticket desk. 

See our Exhibits page to see our current exhibits.

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Permanent Exhibits

The City of Five Flags

The City of Five Flags tells the unique story of Pensacola through artifacts, photographs and stories told through archaeology and preservation efforts. Renovated in 2012, the City of Five Flags exhibit includes streamlined timelines, engaging interactive, one-of-a-kind artifacts, and immersive environments all designed to help visitors experience life in Pensacola under five different flags.

For thousands of years, people have been discovering Pensacola. Warriors, conquistadors, presidents, heroes from all walks of life, and countless others have discovered that in trying to make their mark on Pensacola, Pensacola has made its mark on them.

What drew people here more than 450 years ago still captivates us today. The beautiful, unspoiled bay, the vivid pageantry of our multi-cultured history, and the promise of new discoveries from places that transcend time itself--this is Pensacola, City of Five Flags.

Trader Jon's

Martin "Trader Jon" Weissman, owner and namesake of Trader Jon's Bar, was well known for his personal eccentricities such as his famously mismatched socks and "Tradernomics" as well as his eclectic establishment. One of Pensacola's top tourist destinations for decades, Trader Jon's, decorated with photos and memorabilia, some traded for drinks, was a safe haven where young flight students, military personnel, astronauts and movie stars rubbed shoulders with local politicians, characters and the occasional ne'er-do-well. Trained as a U. S. paratrooper in WWII, Trader's lifelong love of naval aviation and his livelihood were inseparable. There was truly nothing like it on Earth! Step inside and experience the legend that was Trader Jon's.

Visit the Events at Trader Jon's page for more information on booking the space for your next event!