Osceola County Historical Society
The Osceola County Historical Society is a 501c3 that was founded on October 29, 1949 by volunteers Charles and Twylah Hartley and Alma Hetherington looking to properly preserve artifacts and publish articles that would ensure Osceola County’s heritage lived on for years to come. Today, OCHS has 4 locations; The Welcome Center, Pioneer Village, Research Center, and Shingle Creek.
The Osceola County Historical Society collects and preserves the county’s history, and provides educational, research and recreational opportunities to foster an understanding an enjoyment of the area’s cultural and natural heritage through museum displays, demonstrations, interpretive programs, and special events for residents and visitors.
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Art in the Archives Temporary Exhibit Tour and Art Project
This tour takes students through the Welcome Center and History Museum, with a private tour of the Temporary Exhibit room. Students with then participate in a hands-on art activity that connects to the history displayed in the Temporary Exhibit.
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This field trip is available on Thursdays and Fridays.
Check in - 9:45AM
Field Trip Start Time - 10:00AM
4155 W. Vine St
Kissimme, FL 34741
Your 2 hour guided tour and art project is $5 per student, $5 per adult/chaperone. Teachers are free.. This cost include all art supplies. Minimum number of 20 students. Maximum number of 32 students.
