Fort East Martello Museum

museum

Around $17.00
3501 S. Roosevelt Blvd.

A Civil War-era brick fort holding military relics, scrap metal sculptures, and the infamous Robert the Doll.

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Description

Originally built in 1862 by the U.S. Army to defend against a potential Confederate sea assault, the preserved battlement became the Key West Art & Historical Society's first museum in 1950. Inside, you can examine Civil War relics alongside local histories of wrecking and cigar manufacturing. The museum also displays the imaginative scrap metal sculptures of Stanley Papio and houses the infamous Robert the Doll.


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