Address: 100 E Main St, Bartow, FL 33830, USA
Phone: +18635344386
Sunday: Closed
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 9AM–5PM
Wednesday: 9AM–5PM
Thursday: 9AM–5PM
Friday: 9AM–5PM
Saturday: 9AM–5PM
Ana Banana
Hi this is Ana Banana..... We are back. Thank goodness covid19 is done ...i am back out on the road. This was a great place more than I expected. Tins to see and even a place for kids. Really enjoy this and ladies there where very informative. I rate this 9 Bananas out of 10.
Adam Hughes
So much more than we expected. Amazing Polk County exhibits and super friendly staff. It also has videos and interactive exhibits. Awesome restoration.
Christopher Kerver
Wonderful free museum that contains a good amount of historical items. Pleased to have found this place on the way home from another city. Stop by if ever passing through Bartow.
mary thomas
Great architectural tour . Interesting. Beautiful
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According to our research, Miss Auburndale 1965 was Karen Miller.
According to local phosphate historian Richard Fifer, Pierce was only on a north-south railroad. In fact, the phosphate mining company that owned Pierce built the railroad from Pierce south to Boca Grande, where it subsequently built a phosphate shipping terminal. This railroad was named the Charlotte Harbor & Northern (CH&N) Railway. In 1928, it was acquired by the Seaboard Air Line Railway. After completion of the connection to Boca Grande in ca. 1910, all of Pierce's phosphate was shipped out of Boca Grande. The CH&N also carried passenger traffic. It connected to the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad at Achan Junction, approximately two miles north of Pierce, which allowed passengers to travel from the Northeastern US down to Pierce and Boca Grande. It also allowed a connection to the East-West Seaboard line that ran through Mulberry. Hope this helps - you can always contact us at 863-534-4386 if you have any more questions.
It was when I was there. Very enjoyable.
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