I celebrated my birthday today by visiting the Florida Keys History of Diving Museum at MM83 in Islamorada. It's pretty darn cool! Here are photos I took of some of the exhibits. Add it to your "to do" list on your next Keys trip!
Florida Keys History of Diving Museum
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I celebrated my birthday today by visiting the Florida Keys History of Diving Museum at MM83 in Islamorada. It's pretty darn cool! Here are photos I took of some of the exhibits. Add it to your "to do" list on your next Keys trip!
Chu know,
I went there during "Invade the Keys" and was quite impressed. What a HUGE collection of hard hats!
I went there during "Invade the Keys" and was quite impressed. What a HUGE collection of hard hats!
And thanks for sharing your pics!
Yes the Historical Diving Museum in Islamorada is a must for all divers and non-divers who visit the area. Dr's. Joe and Sally Bauer have done a fantistic job in putting this exhibit together. They also do lectures every Wednesday night. Invited speakers from all over visit and lecture on various subjects.
The Bauers are doing a great job in keeping the history of diving alive.
Good Diving,
The Bauers are doing a great job in keeping the history of diving alive.
Good Diving,
Happy Birthday, belated wise, and what a great set of pics! Very cool.. my wife told me about it duiring the "Invasion" and said we're due a visit on our next trip. After seeing the pictures, I agree! 
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