I didn't think a two floor museum would hold my interest for 4 hours but it did! I had never heard of operation Peter Pan before so that in itself was worth the entrance fee. I manage programs for refugees and immigrants, so it was...More

Great starting point when visiting Miami (cruise ships are less than a mile away). The history of this town, past and present is quite reflected by the information and displayed provided. Tourists, don't pass this chance up.

I had the opportunity to visit the Freedom tower a few week ago. The Spanish Seville style tower was built originally to house the Miami News paper in the 30"s, it was unused for a while and in the 1960's became a place for Cuban...More

it was fun because we got to go inside and outside for free me and my best friend enjoyed it so much.

I was 10 years old when I arrived to the USA as an Orphan of war with the Catholic Church. My parents stayed in Cuba in Jail, for helping the resistance against Fidel Castro and its communist Regime. This is the first building we were...More

Fascinating for the history of the Cuban immigration to United States throughout the 1900s. Also display Florida artifacts in history. Beautiful building with history of Cox family media.

This building started life as the Federal Customs House due to Miami's position as one of the main ports in the Southeast. It was used during the 1950's and 1960's as a backdrop for the Florida East Coast Railroads streamline passenger trains from the Northeast...More