Orlando North - Seminole County
Orlando North, Seminole County has the kind of quaint, real-Florida culture that complements our many natural wonders.
Whether it’s the lovely, walkable historic districts of Sanford and Longwood, an array of intimate museums and galleries, our abundance of free public art, or live shows at Wayne Densch Performing Arts Center. Seminole County offers the kind of genuine, down-to-earth arts and culture that fits our unhurried, uncrowded vibe. And if you’re looking for even more experiences, there’s a plethora of arts institutions in Orlando and other nearby cities.
Indoors or outdoors, arts and culture are all around you in Orlando North. You’ll discover charming history museums, unique galleries, outdoor sculptures, art walks and more. Enjoy our offerings knowing that you’ll avoid steep admission prices and long lines — and visiting them won’t take all day.
With plenty of upscale to budget options Orlando North is the perfect place to stay.
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227 E Kennedy Blvd
Eatonville, Florida 32751-5303
158 N Country Club Rd
Lake Mary, Florida 32746-3238
The Museum of Seminole County History highlights Seminole County, the historical gateway to interior Central Florida. The area has gone through periods of great importance militarily and as the area’s transportation hub, A pole barn houses two tractors and other agricultural equipment and more recently as an agricultural leader. The main building is the original “Old Folks Home”. This one-of-a-kind building has become an endearing part of the history of Seminole County. It was constructed in 1926 when the county was only 12 years old to serve as living quarters for those people who were in need of a place to stay or had no one to care for them. In June of 1999, the Museum was placed on the National Register of Historic Places. Exhibits, artifacts, maps, documents, photographs and special events all tell the stories of Seminole County’s inhabitants, their lives, lineages and local legends. Join us for an engaging tour through the past that includes: Native American Indian artifacts Early Forts and Settlements The development of railroads and steamship transportation Agriculture and industries of the region 19th and 20th Century Decorative Arts Life in Seminole County towns in the 1800s and 1900s The Old Folks Home (built in 1926) Research materials and maps Traveling Exhibits Seminole County Historical Society
300 Eslinger Way
