Archaeological Site and Living History Museum. Mission San Luis transports visitors to a community where Apalachee Indians and Spaniards were drawn together by religion, military and economic purposes. Today visitors to San Luis discover a re-created colonial town including a Franciscan church, friary, Hispanic village, Apalachee council house and a fort, Castillo de San Luis. A new visitor center houses a catering hall seating 250, theatre, classrooms, and a gift shop.
To share the story of the Florida missions with people of all ages and from all walks of life through education programs and archaeological and historical research.
Archaeological, Spanish and Apalachee Indian materials Spanish Colonial Religious Art and Artifacts
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School Tours, Day Camps, Workshops, Historical Happenings lectures, Colonial Crafts, Outreach in Spanish and English
State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Historical Resources, Bureau of Archaeological Research
Access: Scholars, Staff Only
Appointment required: True
Schedule tours and programs, call 850.245-6406