SEMINOLE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, INC.
SEMINOLE, FLORIDA

The Seminole Historical Society, Inc., founded in 2004, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and promoting the rich history of Seminole, Florida. Its mission is to maintain historic artifacts, documents, articles, and buildings that narrate the stories of families from Seminole's past, ensuring these narratives are accessible for future generations. As an institution open to individual, family, institutional, and business memberships, the Society creates a collaborative platform aimed at preserving historical legacies. The Seminole Historical Society operates its headquarters from PO BOX 7652 in Seminole, Florida, with a contact number of (727) 399-0587. It is incorporated under the state laws of Florida as a nonprofit organization, filed as N04000006624, and listed on file by the Department of State. One of its most notable facilities is the community center Museum scheduled to open in the fall. This new center will serve both as an archive for historical artifacts and as a gathering place to share stories from Seminole's past. The Society actively invites public participation in its efforts to preserve history, encouraging visitors to engage with their collections online at seminolehistoricalsociety.com or physically once the Museum is operational. The current board of directors includes Kristen Oliphant as President, Michele Abramo as Treasurer, and Celeste Horn as Secretary. The Society’s commitment extends beyond preservation; it provides a vibrant space for recounting and appreciating the dreams that have shaped Seminole, inviting everyone to contribute to its living history.