History

From the Museum’s Archives: Round Lake

At the turn of the 20th century, life in St. Petersburg centered around the immediate downtown. Families living north of 5th Avenue were living...

“Are we there yet?”: An Abbreviated History of St. Pete Pathways

For many nascent communities, the difference between successful growth and stagnation can hinge on transportation. Quite simply, if you can’t get there, by choice...

From the Museum’s Archives: White Christmas

The opening of Bing Crosby’s White Christmas in 1955 at the Florida Theatre is probably the closest downtown St. Pete has had to a...

Celebrating Local Legacies

A business doesn’t have to last for 50-plus years to make an impression on a community, but reaching that milestone certainly qualifies for celebration!...

From the Museum’s Archives: Postcards

In today’s age of texting, snapping, tweeting and everything else, the art of postcard writing and its importance to tourism is nearly lost. Growing...

From the Museum’s Archives: Central National Bank

The spectacular 1920’s St. Petersburg land boom slowed dramatically by late 1926, and came to a grinding halt 90 years ago this month when...

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