Always very helpful or at least able to guide me to the right place online. Very courteous and…read morecaring. Thank you.

Went to this office on 1/11/24. I had to wait about 20 minutes for my number to be called. I was…read morecompletely taken care of in 7 minutes, once I met with a representative. Rep was helpful and explained, in detail, what I needed to do. I would have no problem going back again, if I needed to.

I highly recommend to make an appointment. I went there and had to wait forever and then inside…read morethere was also a lot of people waiting. It's like cattle waiting. I couldn't stand it so left. I had an appointment the next day and walked right in and out, such a difference!!

This office is permanently closed. It should be taken off…read morefrom the list. When it was open last year, I accompanied my clients as an interpreter. Even we arrived by 8:30 am, we had to wait for four hours in the queue line. No parking space at all. I had to park a couple blocks away.

Awesome vfw! Very friendly and active members! Always enjoy. Going again tuesday as they honor a…read morelost member, dad of a dear friend!

Open to the public for lunch and dinner. People are friendly. Bingo on weekends an Monday.read more

Thank you so very much for bringing in the woman who abused Neptune! You guys are amazing. I loved…read morethe video you put together! Thank you so much for loving animals! How I wish more police officers were like you folks!!! We love Breverd County! Sheriff Wayne Ivey ROCKS!! We love you Wayne!!! We want you to run for PRESIDENT!!!

Thank you for stepping up for this poor dog and holding that woman accountable for her discusting…read morebehavior. She should also be charged with child abuse for doing that in front of her daughter. ope the judge will follow through now. THANK YOU

The Clifton School House was built around 1890-1891 by Butler Campbell and Andrew Jackson, black…read moreland owners who homesteaded on north Merritt Island. A nearby neighbor by the name of Wade Holmes provided a one- acre lot as the building site, which was located in the north west corner of his property adjacent to the Campbell's. Prior to building the school house, the Campbell and Jackson children attended school in the home of a black man by the name of Mahaffey who lived nearby. They bought the lumber and building materials in Titusville and had them shipped by sailboat to north Merritt Island. Together, and with the help of Wade Holmes, they built a 12 x 16 wooden structure of heart pine lumber. Two sets of glass-paned windows were placed opposite each other on the north and south sides of the building. The front of the school house faced west which was fitted with a double paneled door, and the roof was made of cedar or cypress boards. The entire structure rested on wood pilings about one foot off the ground. By 1910 most of the Campbell and Jackson children were of the age to be out of school or attending a school in Titusville that offered a higher education, and the little wooden structure no longer was used as a school house. When the Government took over all of North Merritt Island in the 1960's the families had to relocate to other areas. Most of the structures were demolished or disassembled board by board until there was little visible evidence that any inhabitants had lived in that area. Somehow the old Clifton Schoolhouse was overlooked, or maybe thought not to be of any value, and would eventually fall to the elements of weather and time soon enough. Sometime in the late 1960's or 1970's, someone discovered the old wooden structure still standing under a heavy growth of vines, and after investigation of the site, found an old trunk inside, filled with old letters, post cards, receipts, greeting cards and other personnel items belonging to the Campbell family. IT'S NEVER TOO LATE TO RESTORE SOMETHING SO IMPORTANT!

I remember as a kid visiting here all the time loved ìt will never forget it.the people my dad knew…read moreand the privileges we got was unforgettable experience

Our visit to Florida worked out that we were able to see the cape canaveral space base due to bring…read moreyour kid to work day. No, not a kid and although no family worked there our daughter was able to get us passes. Amazing. So much to see and Navy personnel were there to explain so much. The most interesting places we were not able to take pictures of or even bring our phones and smart watches inside. If you get a chance this is worth seeing!!

I've been driving by this "historic marker" for years, like most of these markers there's nothing…read moreto see commemorating the "I Dream of Jeanie" television show. I finally turn in on the drivable lane and did a short drive through the park, the parking lot to my surprise was filled with vehicles, most were there to let their dogs run free inside the fenced in dog park. Since the sitcom ran between 1965 - 1970 a lot of today's kids are oblivious to this show which most from my generation watched religiously after school after playing outside or riding our motor-less bicycles, life was simpler. Barbara Eden is now 94 according to Wikipedia and is the only surviving member of the cast and receives no royalties since she opted for a cash payment after getting a new contract after the third season of the show...

"I Dream of Genie" was an extremely popular television show that was set in Cocoa Beach, Florida…read moreand the city of Cocoa Beach chose to honor this television show by naming what is really a driveway to a park as a street in Cocoa Beach. This is a cool little tidbit to come across in Cocoa Beach. I love finding thes llittle roadside attractions that in my opinion give a town a bit of personality. If you find yourself in Cocoa Beach, Florida, I definitely recommend seeking this sign out.

Worst service! No one know what to do. Second time here because it was my only option. I recommend…read moreyou to go to any other dmv office.

Walked into in at 8:30 to renew my license and had to wait 2 hours some guy sitting next to me left…read morebecause he had to get to work I understand it's faster if you make an appointment some people don't have time and it definitely doesn't help that the employees are rude

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!

Geocache. Community city hall with nice park in front to walk. Next to a few businessesread more

The audacity of a place that calls itself City Hall when it refuses to serve its people. Currently…read morewalking my dogs here and noticed that not only does each bench have an armrest, probably to keep the homeless from sleeping here. The bathrooms are locked in the water fountains are shut off. It's at least 98° in summer in the city that is supposed to help us drives us out. Pricks.