Stop by and visit the Orman House and step into an original summer kitchen added on by the Orman family in the late 1880s.

Experience the legacy of Dr. Alvan Chapman, the South's most celebrated botanist.

Take a tour of Orman House, and learn about Thomas Orman and the entrepreneurial spirit that transformed Apalachicola.

With the recent discovery of documents revealing the lives of the African-Americans who worked under Thomas Orman, a thrilling restoration project is underway for the Orman house property.

Stroll through the Veterans Memorial Plaza and view the replica of the Three Soldiers Detail statue. Reflect on the sacrifice of the brave men and women that fought during the Vietnam War.

The John Gorrie Museum is proud to temporarily host an exhibit showing the history of Florida State Parks.

Whether you’re a first-time visitor discovering Falling Waters State Park or so frequent a guest that the staff know your name, this park has a variety of experiences that are sure to satisfy the explorer within you.

While April showers may lead to May flowers, year-round rains provide the necessary element to a happy and fulfilling experience at Falling Waters State Park.

Alfred B. Maclay Gardens State Park is a historical landscape that combines history and beauty.

Lake Overstreet is a superb example of a pristine freshwater lake. It is a scenic 144-acre lake that is located on the trail system at Alfred B. Maclay Gardens State Park. An abundance of native vegetation, such as water lily and pickerelweed, grows in the lake.