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Beach Cottage Typical tourist accommodations (crica 1939). |
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Lowe House Beautiful tow-story home built by early Pinellas pioneers (1888). |
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Lowe Barn Associated with the Lowe house: today displays agricultural tools and equipment. |
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Log Cabin Oldest existing structure in Pinellas County used by McMullen/Coachman families (circa 1852). |
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Boiling Shed Used to process sugar can syrup. |
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Garden For The Blind Gazebo with plants and Braille identifying markers. |
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House of Seven Gables Impressive 13 room Victorian home (1907). |
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Plant/Summer House Charming middle-class home (circa 1896). |
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Safety Harbor Church Simple rural church and community meeting place (1905). |
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Saffor Memorial Pavillion Cemetary Shelter (circa 1892). |
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Fire Engine Garage Features a 1917 LA France fire engine. |
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H. C. Smith General Store Early neighborhood mercantile complete with service garage and barbershop. |
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Windmill and Water Tank Water tank used to irrigate citrus groves (1915). Windmills used to pump water on farms (early 1970's). |
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Williams Park Bandstand Replica of Saint Petersburg bandstand (circa 1894). |
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Walsingham House Interpreted as a physician's home and office (1915). |
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Heritage Garden A Florida vegetable garden. |
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Smokehouse Used to cure meat and other foods. |
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Union Acadamy Classroom for African American students during the 1940's (1915 - 1917). |
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Sugar Cane Mill Used to grind sugar cane. |
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McMullen House Oldest continously lived-in home in Pinellas County. |
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Boyer Cottage On-room fisherman's cottage (1878). |
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Greenwood House Small family home originally located near "Clear Water Harbor." |
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Stone Piller Pillars from the Largo High School (1927 - 1957). |
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Harris School Replica of a 1912 one-room schoolhouse. |
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Moore House Typical orange grove house (1879). |
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Outhouse Depression-era outhouse (1930). |
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Carriage Shed Houses a blacksmith workshop and collection of wagons and othe vehicles. |
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Brick Chimney Chimney of the Sulphur Springs Depot. |
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Caboose Once part of the Seaboard-Coast Line Railroad. |
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Sulphur Springs Depot Typical of early railroad depots that once dotted Florida (1924). |
