The History of Diving Museum
By: Katey Zukosky
risks divers were willing to take; all in the name of ocean exploration. I could not help but appreciate the technology we have today. The helmets, hoses, and weights almost looked like barbaric torture devices as opposed to the advanced equipment we have in this day and age. I found myself pondering, would I have been brave enough to take the same risk as these pioneers had? The answer is...probably not!
Even the most experienced divers will come away with a greater appreciation of how advanced the sport of scuba diving has become. Throughout the museum there are may interactive displays which makes it enjoyable for Divers and their families alike. The staff was super friendly and informative. They were eager to answer questions and share their knowledge.
Before you leave don't forget to explore the shop, that has great dive related gifts and accessories for all ages.
For more information please visit https://www.divingmuseum.org
If you ever get a chance to visit the Florida keys, make sure to visit this little treasure of Islamorada. The History of Diving Museum was created by Dr. Joseph Bayer as a vision where people could come to learn and enjoy the history of diving. The museum's collection , represents contributions from more than 30 countries to drivings' history. I had the pleasure of meandering through this amazing museum last September, while in the keys. The feeling of amazement was astounding. One cannot help but admire the divers that have come before us. Upon seeing some of the contraptions created and the