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Title: Historic Homestead Town Hall Museum – Homestead, Florida · language en-US. First 1,800 of 8,243 characters:
Historic Homestead Town Hall Museum – Homestead, Florida ↓ Historic Homestead Town Hall Museum Search for: Homestead, Florida 1994 - 2019 25th Anniversary Home Digital Collections South Dade High School Integration Hardy Family Scrapbook Finding Aids to Collections Town Hall History Resources Automobile Owners in 1923 Dr. John B. Tower’s Birth Records Florida City Speedway Lest We Forget, by Annie Mayhew Fitzpatrick Naranja Cemetery Indices Township – Range Maps State Archive Resources Directories School Directories and Yearbooks Business Directories Church Directories Telephone Directories Historic Homestead Newspapers Contact Volunteering Home Town Hall Museum ABOUT THE MUSEUM The Historic Homestead Town Hall Museum is located at 41 North Krome Avenue in the original 1917 City of Homestead Town Hall. Situated across the street from Losner Park, the building is just a short distance from the restored Seminole Theater. Open Tuesday through Saturday, from 1:00 – 5:00 p.m., admission is free. For further information contact museum staff at 305-242-4463 or admin@townhallmuseum.org. MISSION The mission of the Historic Homestead Town Hall Museum is to collect, preserve, display, and make accessible materials of permanent historical value pertaining to the City of Homestead and the surrounding region for the enrichment of present and future generations. The Historic Homestead Town Hall Museum is a 501(c)3 organization. Your tax-deductible contributions are greatly appreciated. On exhibit are historical artifacts and copies of photographs depicting people, families, buildings and events that helped shape Homestead history. The library and archives are open to researchers by appointment. The museum store has books, cards, and other items for sale. Through the efforts of Ru
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