The Cape Coral Museum of History is a community museum dedicated to discovering, preserving, and sharing the history of Cape Coral and Southwest Florida. Established in 1987, it is operated by the Cape Coral Historical Society and serves as the official repository for Cape Coral’s history. Its collections include artifacts, historical documents, and photographs, presented through museum exhibits across three buildings and three garden areas.

The museum welcomes local residents, visitors from across the United States, and international tourists. Visitors can explore exhibits, book tours, and take part in public programs and events. Its calendar features activities such as Classic Car Fest, Brew Fest, and A Salute to Service and Sacrifice, with opportunities for vendors and community partners to participate. The museum also offers membership, volunteer, partnership, and donation options to support its work.

Located at 544 Cultural Park Boulevard in Cape Coral, Florida, the museum is open Wednesday through Saturday. Admission is free for children aged five and under, with reduced rates for seniors, military members, and students.