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East Martello Tower
The East Martello Tower is home to Robert the haunted doll, the inspiration for all those Chucky movies. (He's in a glass case to keep him from making mischief in the rest of the museum.)
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Museum of Art & History at the Custom House
Offering a more low-key, less swashbuckling version of Key West history, the Museum of Art & History at the Custom House is an interesting collection of folklore, artwork and historical exhibits housed in the impressive former Customs House.
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Mel Fisher Maritime Heritage Museum
Hearan impressive tale of tenacity and treasure hunting at the Mel Fisher Maritime Heritage Museum and gawk at the treasures salvaged from the Atocha, a Spanish galleon that sank nearby almost 400 years ago.
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Key West Shipwreck Historeum Museum
The Key West Shipwreck Historeum Museum is lively, with a cast of actors taking you back to 1856, when the Isaac Allerton was destroyed by a hurricane in the Saddlebunch Keys.
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Wreckers’ Museum/Oldest House
The home of Confederate blockade-runner Francis B Watlington, the Wreckers’ Museum/Oldest House is filled with period antiques and has enjoyable, volunteer-led tours.
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