The Goodwood Museum and Gardens is a historic house museum in Tallahassee, Florida. It is best noted for being the site of the Goodwood Plantation, which is also known as the Old Croom Mansion.

The Goodwood Museum and Gardens traces its roots back to the 1830s. The estate was originally owned by Hardy Croom, although, it was his brother Bryan, who was able to have the house completed, after Hardy?s death due to the sinking of the steamship that he and his family was on. The house passed from one owner to another throughout history, although most of the owners have always been prominent figures and families.

The Goodwood Museum and Gardens now function as a historic house museum, furnished with original family furniture, glassware, textiles, porcelain, art, and personal items. It was decorated and set in during the World War I era.