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Historical small town a part of civil war era history. Beautiful trees, gardens and antebellum homes, brick roads. Duals were common in the civil war and pirates. Most of the town is attending colleges and several well known athletes such as Jerome Brown were from Brooksville. Its a christian town, it is a good place for family's. But unemployment is currently 14 percent and as a result most of the towns inhabitants are retired or commuting to other locations.There is a Saturday market on the court house square, a art museum,historical museum, a small public college,beautiful beaches nearby,tennis, golf,horseback riding. People from the area are friendly, helpful. most highly educated.The different cultures and races get along very well.
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