New Smyrna Museum of History
The New Smyrna Museum of History, part of the Southeast Volusia Historical Society, is located just off Canal Street at 120 Sams Avenue in the historic district of New Smyrna Beach.
The focal point of the museum is an exhibit devoted to the founders of New Smyrna, an intrepid group of indentured Mediterranean colonists, under the leadership of Scottish physician and diplomat Dr.Andrew Turnbull.
In addition to the New Smyrna Settlement Exhibit, there is an Interior Gallery which gives chronological overview of area history, starting with pre-historic Florida and continuing through eleven distinct periods
Upstairs at the museum is a special exhibit of early St John's pottery, projectile points, and other artifacts collected by the late Zelia Wilson Sweett, a noted local historian.
Admission is by donation. Kid's Free
The focal point of the museum is an exhibit devoted to the founders of New Smyrna, an intrepid group of indentured Mediterranean colonists, under the leadership of Scottish physician and diplomat Dr.Andrew Turnbull.
In addition to the New Smyrna Settlement Exhibit, there is an Interior Gallery which gives chronological overview of area history, starting with pre-historic Florida and continuing through eleven distinct periods
Upstairs at the museum is a special exhibit of early St John's pottery, projectile points, and other artifacts collected by the late Zelia Wilson Sweett, a noted local historian.
Admission is by donation. Kid's Free
Free
Yes
Area
Southeast Volusia
Address
120 Sams Ave
City
New Smyrna Beach
State
FL
Zip Code
32168
Telephone
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