Welcome to the Sulphur Springs Museum and Heritage Center
Our Mission
To celebrate the cultural, social and natural history of Sulphur Springs, a community that helped shape Tampa, while providing the community with educational resources that focus on the broader state of Florida; to contribute to the community's economic growth; increase respect for its natural and cultural features and promote a clean, safe environment.
Now showing until April 19: Civil Rights in the Sunshine State. Exciting new traveling exhibit from the Florida Museum of History.
We are featured on Channel 8 WFLA! Watch here: https://youtu.be/kcjTN6b24eM
And in the Tampa Bay Times:
The Sulphur Springs Museum
Sulphur Springs has a rich and diverse history, being home to many iconic buildings and sites. We opened the doors to our museum in 2006, as we partnered with faculty and students in University of South Florida's Department of Anthropology, who helped us by performing extensive research, conducting oral histories with local residents, and providing other resources to support the foundation of the Sulphur Springs Museum and Heritage Center. In 2017, we opened in a new facility at the Mann-Wagnon Memorial Park, located off the scenic Hillsborough River, which marked a new era for the museum.
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Event postponement: Our March 22 talk, "Florida's Female Pioneers, has been postponed due to the coronavirus. Please check back for a rescheduled date
2019 was a great year! See all the highlights, and previews of 2020, in our Newsletter.
Our Vision
The Museum aims to maintain and accentuate the historic importance of the neighborhood, contribute to its economic growth, and increase respect and preservation of its natural features.
Long time residents and members of the Sulphur Springs Neighborhood Association aspired to enrich the lives of the Sulphur Springs community by preserving the town's history and providing educational resources and opportunities, now embodied in the Sulphur Springs Museum and Heritage Center.