The mission of Sulphur Springs Museum is to celebrate and preserve the social, cultural, and natural history of Sulphur Springs, a community that helped shape Tampa, Florida and Spring Hill, its historically African-American neighborhood; to educate and empower adults and youth about history and environmental sustainability, both locally and across the state of Florida.
Coming up:
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Juneteenth celebration, Saturday, June 20, 1-3pm.
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Our Sunday Speaker Series continues June 21, 2pm. Presentation "Faith and Fraternity: A Story of Agency and Hope for Black Floridians" by Dr. Andrea Oliver. Check out a review of our 2025 speakers!
We want to hear your immigrant story!
To mark our nation's 250th birthday, we are creating a special exhibition to honor the rich immigrant heritage of Tampa Bay.
If you were born in another country, we'd love to hear from you! Twelve lucky volunteers will be interviewed and have their portraits made by a professional photographer. Their words will be showcased in the exhibit. Whether you came here years ago or just recently, all are welcome.
Selected participants will receive a professional portrait and $50 as a token of our appreciation. Dates for interviews and photography sessions will be announced soon; if you would like to participate, or just want more information, please contact us at info@sulphurspringsmuseum.org
Now on Display:
Tells the story of classic toys, from 1900 to the present. Enjoy the nostalgia of recognizing toys from your youth! On loan from the Old Courthouse Heritage Museum in Citrus County.
Announcing our new YouTube channel featuring a series of videos on Postcards from Around the World, all housed in our collection. Check it out!
