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The museum is located in a 10-room historic mansion that was built way back in the year 1886. The house got its name from the alley, in the back, where donkeys used to haul milk delivery carts in the past. The house has maintained its 19th century decor, and belonged to a U.S. Marshal Peter Williams and his family for over 120 years. The house features Spanish floors, Italian decorated ceilings and on display are period antiques and furnishings, which include Bokhara and Kazak rugs, Royal Doulton and Wedgewood China collectibles. Over the years the museum has received several awards, and as featured in many documentaries and travel based television programs.

If handicrafts and sculptures put a smile on your face, then this place is for you. You will find marine wildlife sculptures and other unique artworks by Paul Burkhardt, a famous award winning artist. If you are here in the month of December, you're in for a suprise because you will get to see an amazing collection of handcrafted Christmas ornaments.

USCGC Ingham (WHEC-35) Museum is a well presented vessel that served as a flagship for Samuel D. Ingham. This massive coast guard was previously known as USCGC Samual D. Ingham. Today, it serves and is known to the masses as a National monument and a honored museum. What you can expect at this floating museum are some great insights into the history of some great and brave men who fought for the freedom of the country during the World War. They have an interesting gift shop that consists of various souvenirs for you to take back home. A great spot to also watch the sunset.

A historic military fortress that played a crucial role during the Civil War, this Fort Zachary Taylor is now a National Historic Landmark. the fort offers tours to visitors. Visitors can take guided tours of the fort and learn about its history, including its strategic importance, and explore the seacoast gun collection that is housed here. The west side of the park is ideal for fishing and snorkeling. In addition, the park also provides tables and grills for a picnic, making it an ideal location for outdoor gatherings and families.

A non-profit organization founded in 1949, it comprises of the Fort East Martello Museum and Gardens, the Lighthouse and Keeper's Quarters Museum, and the Museum of Art and History at the Custom House. The exhibitions running at the moment are Vera Vaseks' glass sculptors and Dale Dapkins' abstract art. The museum also rents out its property for weddings and other events. This is a beautiful area just to stroll through, even if you don't catch an exhibition.

Nestled in the recesses of the historic Old Town, the Little White House is a startling canopy of pristine white, which lends deep insights into the Truman Presidency. Formerly a naval base which served as the White House of America for the winter session until 1952 , this site is more like a breathing museum entrenched in a long-standing military history. To this day, functions, meetings and private events are held here, whereas elaborate tours unfold layers of the house's presidential and political history. Part of the U.S. National Register of Historic Places, this white-washed house yet retains some of its ancient features like well-furnished spaces including bedrooms and dining halls, treasured documents and opulent furniture. Harry S. Truman Little White House is an integral edifice etched on the pages of America's political history.