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The City of McIntosh, Florida

This lovely oak-shaded village of just 400 residents welcomes thousands of visitors every year to its 1890s Fall Festival. McIntosh boasts more than 30 Victorian homes that date back to the 19th century, and also offers antique shops and tours of nearby horse farms. The McIntosh 1890s Festival, well-known as one of the premier fall festivals in the South, is held each year in October. The festival features entertainment, food shopping and tours of the town’s Finest Victorian homes. Shoppers enjoy the festival for its selection of arts and crafts, antiques, and vintage clothing and jewelry.

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