Oldest Wooden School House
14 St. George Street, St. Augustine, FL 32084
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A talking professor greets you, and your kid leaves with a small diploma after seeing the old classroom, kitchen and gardens.
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The stone gate from 1808, with pieces of the old town wall on either side. A quick walk-through and a photo, then on to the next thing.
Real pirate artifacts and hands-on displays pitched at about four to eight, and it's indoors and air-conditioned for a hot afternoon.
Oversized sundaes with a cookie rim and piles of toppings, big enough to share. Plain cones too, if that's more your kid's speed.
Blacksmithing, a cannon demonstration and a watchtower to climb. The cannon is loud, so warn a noise-shy kid before it goes off.
More than 160 wax figures, from historical people to pop-culture characters, that kids can pose beside for photos. A studio shows how they're made.
Sweet crepes made to order, and a quiet back garden (shared with a soft-pretzel counter) to eat them in.