The Oliver Tucker Museum is the "show place" of the

Pine Creek Grist Mill is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and exhibits and interprets the 19th century milling industry.

Collections: archives, farm equipment, costumes, folk art, furniture, history, photography

The collections include vintage clothing, antique logging tools, household items, archives (including several old newspapers (some complete), scrapbooks, photos, posters, letters), railroad items, school items, and business items.

Walk through the door of Tiffin's first millionaire's home, which was built in 1853 and now houses the Seneca County Museum, and experience life as it was then.

The Southeast Museum is dedicated to collecting, preserving and interpreting the material artifacts and culture significant to the history of the Town of Southeast and its environs.

The home is furnished with wonderful examples of Victorian furniture, including many pieces that belonged to the Edwards family.

The house is furnished with period furniture, dating from 1790-1810. Other period artifacts include place settings, cooking utensils, books, and other smaller artifacts, as well as finds from archaeological digs on the site.

The mission of the Suwannee County Museum is the locating, collecting, preserving, recording and exhibiting of objects and artifacts illustrative of the history of Suwannee County and the northern part of Florida.

Collections: a complete collection of class portraits of graduating classes of both Syracuse and Wawasee High Schools, trophies from the schools, an extensive collection of Native American artifacts found in surrounding fields, a mastodon tooth, etc.