I had a great experience here. The office is beautiful and they have wonderful works of art…read morethroughout the inside and the outside of the building. I first arrived at Brevard County's Vital Statistics assuming that there would be a long wait. I was here to get a copy of my birth certificate. Upon walking in the door, I was assisted immediately, when they gave me a form to fill out. Once I turned that form back into the front desk, they called me back within about 5 minutes, to pay for, and to process my birth certificate copy. The staff here were super friendly, and they were very efficient. I was in and out in about 15 minutes.

I came here for a concert for a band that I follow. They are a RUSH cover band called YYNOT. The…read morevenue is very nice, has very nice acoustics and overall a decent place to see a show. I was very impressed with the sound. The venue itself is very accessible, right off the main highway (US1) and didn't have any issues finding street parking. I didn't get to explore many other areas of the venue / center but it seemed large enough to hold very large events. There was probably close to 500 people at this show. I had a good time, and if you are coming here, I'm sure you will too.

I've been to Eau Galley Civic Center for many events although the parking is limited it's easy to…read morenavigate and I usually end up finding a parking space either in the lot or nearby on the street. Once inside it's always air-conditioned and events always seem to be well rounded and organized. It's located in the downtown arts District so it's always fun to walk around that area. There are several cute bars and restaurants in the area as well

The location of the Melbourne Library is great. It is adjacent to a lake where there are lots of…read morebeautiful migratory birds. The library itself is spacious. I wish the collection could be a bit smarter. I felt there could have been a better selection of books that I am drawn toward. Not sure if there is an issue w/ the budget or what yet felt the library could use some new items.

Even though it has a huge collection of DVD movies, and over a dozen computers, they all lack a DVD…read moreplayer! It's the same for every branch in this county. They even have the nerve to charge guests $1.00 per hour to use them. In addition, the parking lot gets flooded all the time. But, they have no problem wasting money on a security guards.

Ellie, Kristan & Betty were wonderful at helping me with what I needed. They took the time to point…read moreme in the right direction. I will say out of the few court houses I've been to they strive At customer service here.

Judge Taylor is amazing. She is funny and kind and doesn't put up with any crap. Love it!! Need…read moremore judges like her!

This is a research library, not a museum. However, they do have a gift shop of interesting books…read moreabout the history of Florida.

Amazing little post office friendly just what you would expect. The guys there are wonderfulread more

This is my neighborhood post office. Yesterday I went in, just needing to get stamps. There were no…read moreother customers and one worker behind desk...as I walked in, he saw me walk in-locked eyes and then he then went behind the publicly visible part. I called out Hello--and waited, again waited and said Hello again, waited a little longer and again said Hellllooo?? This was over 2 min I would say. He finally came out and I said you saw me come in right?--aren't customers more important than what is going on back there?? He said "you do not determine what I do"--I said NO I do not. Hoping someone else does though-unshaven guy forget his name. Very, very, rude--that he would even think to say something like this to a customer is really beyond my comprehension. Had one other problem with him -- do not remember about what, but again recently. I said I wanted some nice Christmas stamps--he said oh they only come in a book -- oops he forgot to mention what a book might cost ?? Left with a couple of single stamps. Just weird, I am not the type of person that receives rude treatment ever. I certainly do not accept it.

Only open till 7 p.m. but the staff is friendly and if you're into guns, they have a good…read moreselection, deals and ability to order what's not there. Plenty of parking. It's near the commissary and gas station and pharmacy on the South end of the post. I got food poisoning from the Charlies in the food court.

I was exploring Cocoa's historic district when I discovered this hardware store with a historic…read moremarker. The marker is part of the Historical Marker Program, one of the Division of Historical Resources' most popular and valued public history programs. The markers raise awareness of Florida's cultural history while enhancing the enjoyment of historic sites for residents and tourists. The blue historic markers tell the stories of the people and places that were important to Florida's history and they can be found in front of schools, forts, roads, archaeological sites, battlefields, cemeteries, roads, historic districts, churches, and historic buildings like this one. Historic marker F-1047 was installed in 2019 by Brevard County Historical Commission, The Brevard County Tourist Development Council, and the Florida Department of State. This marker is in front of the S.F. Travis Company. It was founded in 1885 by Samuel Franklin Travis, a Civil War veteran. It is the oldest continuously operating business in the city of Cocoa and one of the oldest hardware stores in Florida. This hardware store has been family owned and operated for five generations making it also one of the longest running family businesses in the state. Colonel Travis started his business with a merchant boat that traveled the rivers between Jacksonville and Fort Pierce delivering orders and selling general merchandise to riverside communities without access to roads. He was one of Cocoa's founding fathers and an original Councilman. The store was built in 1891 after the fire of 1890. It was purchased by Colonel S.F. Travis in 1902. It started as warehouse space and grew to include a retail location. It is the only commercial structure in Cocoa from this period still used for its original purpose and is the oldest brick building in the city. Travis opened a second building in 1907. He operated a general store that sold a little of everything including groceries, butter churns, anvils, furniture, appliances, and even caskets. A 1924 renovation added large display windows, the awning, brick facade, and second floor walkway between the buildings. In addition to the hardware business, this property also housed a mortuary, telegraph office, and at one time a small movie theater. It was the first building in Cocoa to have an elevator and a sprinkler system, and it was one of the first businesses to install a telephone. There was a dock at the back of the store that enabled deliveries up and down the Indian River until the 1950's when the dock was removed and the shoreline was filled in for the Cocoa River Development project. The tools and building materials sold by the S.F. Travis Co. helped build Cocoa Village, the Kennedy Space Center, the Banana River Naval Air Station which was later renamed Patrick Air Force Base, and many neighboring communities. The S.F. Travis Co. sold supplies that helped build the infrastructure for Florida's space industry and continued to serve defense contractors, aerospace companies, small businesses, and homeowners. For over 30 years Colonel Travis' great-grandson Travis "Mac" Osborne has served as the Company's president. What began as a small local hardware store has had a lasting legacy on the Space Coast.