Historical Markers in Madison County, Florida
Captain Colin P. Kelly, Jr.
Captain Richard G. Bradford
City of Madison
Concord Missionary Baptist Church
Dial-Goza House
Drew Mansion Site / The Town of Ellaville
First Baptist Church 1898 Sanctuary
Florida Honors and Remembers our POWs and MIAs
Florida Honors and Remembers our POWs and MIAs
Madison Oak Ridge Cemetery
Middle Florida Missionary Baptist Association / Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church
Peace Offering
Pioneer Hickstown Baptist Church
Ray Charles Childhood Home
Seminole Indian War Blockhouse
Shiloh Methodist Church
Site of San Pedro
St. Johns Seminary of Learning
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Steam Engine of the Florida Manufacturing Company
The Ellaville Post Office
The Florida Manufacturing Company
The Four Freedoms Monument
The Town of Greenville
The Wardlaw-Smith House
W.T. Davis Building
Wardlaw-Smith-Goza Conference Center
"The Dream House"
Florida was one of the first states to embrace the automobile, with the first auto race in the state taking place in 1904. Today, Florida is still known for its car culture, with numerous car shows and events taking place throughout the year.