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Welcome to the Sulphur Springs Museum!

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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 neighbor; to educate and empower adults and youth about history and environmental sustainability, both locally and across the state of Florida.

Check out our latest newsletter - Heritage Highlights Fall 2024

On exhibit through December
"Seminole Peoples of Florida: Survival and Success"

This exhibit tells the remarkable story of the Seminole people's endurance, survival, and adaptation, highlighting the rich material culture of the Seminoles of the late 19th and 20th centuries. From their isolation in the mid-1800s to the establishment of two sovereign tribes that now oversee thriving businesses, the Seminoles' journey is a testament to their strength and resilience. Come explore this extraordinary history and gain a deeper understanding of the Seminole people’s lasting impact on Florida.  And don't forget our Fall Speaker Series!

Unfortunately, our Oct. 6 talk has been cancelled due to uncertain weather. Hope to reschedule soon - watch our website and Facebook page for updates. 

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Hours of Operation

Wednesday - Saturday: 11 AM to 4 PM

Sundays during special events

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$5 admission, per person

Address

1101 E. River Cove St, Tampa, FL 33604

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We are featured on the Tampa Travel Guide, courtesy of KAYAK.

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