Titusville, Space exploration center in Florida, United States.
Titusville is a city in Brevard County, Florida, sitting on the western shore of the Indian River. The town lies across from Merritt Island and close to Kennedy Space Center, surrounded by waterways and protected natural areas.
Henry T. Titus founded the settlement in 1867 after winning naming rights in a game of dominoes against another early settler. The town grew over the decades into an important gateway for travelers heading to the space launch facilities.
The local library opened in 1900 and continues to serve as a place where neighbors borrow books, research topics, and gather for programs. Visitors often find displays about regional space history and river wildlife that reflect everyday life in the area.
The local police station offers pet alert stickers for residents to place on windows, informing emergency responders about animals inside. A drop box for old medications is also available if travelers need to dispose of expired pills.
The Windover Archaeological Site preserves human remains and tools from the early Archaic Period, reaching back to roughly 6000 BC. The site shows rare preservation of organic materials due to the peat bog where the artifacts lay for centuries.
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