A museum housed in an 1829 Classic Revival home that survived pirates, hurricanes, and fires to become a testament to Key West's maritime heritage. Visitors tour the restored residence of Captain Francis Watlington, a prominent wrecker and harbor pilot, featuring original 19th-century furnishings, maritime artifacts, a ship's carpenter's architectural details, and exhibits on the wrecking trade that made Key West prosperous.
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