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MUSEUM OF SEMINOLE COUNTY HISTORY
Experience the flavor of
Seminole County, The Early Years!
The Museum highlights Seminole County, the historical gateway to interior Central Florida via the St. John's River. All artifacts housed in the Museum have been graciously donated.
Exhibits, artifacts, maps, documents, photographs and special events all tell the stories of Seminole County’s inhabitants—their lives, lineages and local legends. Join us for an engaging tour through the past that includes
- Native American Indian artifacts
- Early Forts and Settlements
- The development of railroads and steamship transportation
- Agriculture and industries of the region
- 19th and 20th Century Decorative Arts
- Life in Seminole County towns in the 1800s and 1900s
- The Old Folks’ Home (built in 1926)
HOURS OF OPERATION
Admission:
$3.21 Adults (tax included)
$1.07 Children 4-18 and students (tax included)
Children under 4 admitted free
Self-guided Tours are available on request with admission.
Tuesday-Friday
1:00PM to 5:00PM
Saturday
9:00AM to 1:00PM
ADDRESS
300
Bush Boulevard
Sanford, FL 32773
Phone: (407) 665-2489
Driving Directions
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The Dinky Line Railroad was the last steam engine to run in Seminole County.
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SGTV airs several shows relating to Seminole County History. View the SGTV Schedule.
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