Dive into History: The History of Diving Museum Collections Blog

...Henry Flagler rode a train all the way to Key West. Today we don't think too much of driving over a seemingly endless chain of island...

I have to admit, decompression sickness and hyperbaric medicine are two things I know very little about. They are both complex subjects, so ...

Our team has been hard at work on transforming one of our most popular exhibits, The South Florida Room, so I wanted to give an update on th...

Henry Fleuss (1851-1933) was a diving engineer for Siebe, Gorman & Co. of London. He is widely recognized as a pioneer in the field of d...

Meet our friend Jake. Some of you may have had the chance to see him on display at First State Bank in Key Largo where he has been on loan f...

It was a routine business call that brought Jon Hazelbaker to Upstate New York last week, but the series of events that took place were anyt...

As we gear up for our next event, I can't help but to be reminded of a certain helmet in our permanent collection. Next week's progr...