2. WhyVisit Mission San Luis?
Become knowledgeable about the Apalachee/Spanish
Mission
Learn about the westernmost military of the Apalachee
Indians and Spaniards
Watch as the Apalachee Indians reformed religions as a result
of European influences that also lead to changes within their
daily lives
3. The Council House
A structure of many purposes, the council house was used for a ceremonial
meetings, city hall conferences, etc. Standing nearly five stories high, this
structure was used a safe settling place for those who were traveling and
needed a nights rest.This is just one of many rebuilt structures at the
museum.
Max occupancy- 3,000
people
Location- centralized
on the mission
Photo Credit- Mission
San Luis flickr
Reconstruction of the
council house took
place in Dec of 2004
4. Mission Perks
Not a huge history junkie, but
still want to have fun atThe
Mission? Mission San Luis has
specific tour guides at each
structure through out the site.
These tours guides act out the
everyday lives of those on the
mission to help give you a better
understanding of what went on!
Photo credit: Mission San Luis flickr
5. Mission Information:
Located inTallahassee, Florida: 2100WestTennessee St.
Hours of operation:
- 10:00am to 4:00pm,Tuesday through Sunday
Admission:
- Adults- $5.00, Seniors (65 +) $3.00,Children (6-17) $2.00,Active duty-
free
Contact information: 850-245-6406
Pet Friendly!
