Military Sea Services Museum

The Military Sea Services Museum in Sebring is a military museum that houses collections of state flags, posters, military equipment, and service memorabilia from the Navy, Marines, and Coast Guard. The exhibits include objects from different periods that document the history and activities of these maritime forces.

The museum was founded in 1998 to document the history of the three American maritime military branches. After Hurricane Jeanne struck in 2004, it underwent major repairs to preserve its collections and facilities.

The museum displays the contributions of the US Navy, Marines, and Coast Guard through exhibits that document their missions and service at sea. Visitors can see items that illustrate the daily work and duties of these maritime forces.

The museum is located on Roseland Avenue and is open to visitors on weekday afternoons during the week. Entry is free, and you should check the opening hours before planning your visit.

The museum is the only facility in the US that brings together all three American maritime military branches under one roof. This special focus makes it an unusual resource for anyone interested in the complete story of maritime defense.

Location: Florida

Inception: 1998

Website: http://milseasvcmuseum.org

GPS coordinates: 27.48530,-81.41860

Latest update: December 9, 2025 20:22