Lightner Museum
Title
Lightner Museum
Creator
Contributor
Angela de Gregory
Volunteer Coordinator & Events Manager
angela@lightnermuseum.org
904-824-2874 ex. 103
Volunteer Coordinator & Events Manager
angela@lightnermuseum.org
904-824-2874 ex. 103
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Description
The Lightner Museum occupies the historic Alcazar Hotel, a Gilded Age resort hotel built in 1888 by railroad magnate Henry Flagler. Founded in 1948, the Museum is home to one of the premier collections of 19th-and early 20th-century fine and decorative art in the country. Furnishings, paintings, leaded glass windows, cut and blown glass, and natural history specimens from the Otto Lightner Collection are exhibited against the backdrop of the magnificent Alcazar Hotel. Visitors to the Museum are invited to participate in an immersive experience of art, architecture, and design from America’s Gilded Age.
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Collection Items
Hand-drawn pictures of aircraft used in by Axis Air Forces during World War II.
Hand-drawn pictures of aircraft used in by Allied Air Forces during World War II.
Hand-drawn pictures of aircraft used in by both Allied and Axis Air Forces during World War II.
Hand-drawn pictures of aircraft used in by Allied Air Forces during World War II.
Hand-drawn pictures of aircraft used in Allied Air Forces during World War II.
Hand-drawn pictures of aircraft used in Axis Air Forces during World War II.
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