Museum of Southern History, History museum in Jacksonville, United States.

The Museum of Southern History is a history collection in Jacksonville that displays artifacts, clothing, and documents from the region spanning from the antebellum era to today. The exhibition covers many aspects of Southern life and allows visitors to understand different time periods and ways of living.

The museum was also known as the G. Howard Bryan Museum of Southern History and operated at 4304 Herschel Street in Jacksonville, Florida. It lost its lease, and in 2024 the flag that had draped Abraham Lincoln's coffin, part of its Civil War-era collection, was put up for auction.

The museum preserves collections that show how people in the Southern region lived and shaped their traditions. Visitors can see personal belongings and garments that give a direct sense of everyday experiences.

Visiting works best during weekdays in the late morning or early afternoon when the building is open. It helps to allow time to look through the collection without rushing.

The museum's permanent collection included clothing and other artifacts from the Civil War era, among them the flag that draped Abraham Lincoln's coffin. After the museum lost its lease, that flag was put up for auction in 2024. Its research library for genealogy held 5,000 volumes.