~ Halifax Historical Museum ~
"Preserving your history everyday!"
The Halifax Historical Society Invites
you to come see
the most beautiful must see exhibit. . . .
This exhibit ends June 15, 2013.
"Here's to the Ladies!"
Travel back in time to the last century when dinner meant dinning
and antique fine bone china, cut glass, silver, crystal, porcelain, embroidered napkins and table cloths were the norm.
Ladies gave afternoon teas and changed for dinner.
Antique pieces from some of the finest collections
in the Halifax Area are on display.
We look forward to seeing you in the museum.
This exhibit is sponsored in part by the
Volusia County Cultural Council
and the State of Florida, Division of Cultural Affairs.
Halifax Historical Museum
252 South Beach Street
Daytona Beach, Florida
(Between Magnolia & Orange Avenues)
Phone: 386-255-6976
COME SEE US!
Welcome to the
1910 Merchants Bank Building that houses the
Halifax Historical Museum.
Our museum displays artifacts
dating back to 2,500 to 5,000 B.C.E.
Our movie, Daytona Beach Memories,
covers 130,000 years of our local history.
We are the best deal in town.
$5 adults & $1 children 12 and under
for 1 1/2 hours of fascinating fun!
Museum Hours:
Tuesday ~ Friday: 10:30 am ~ 4:30 pm
Saturday: 10 am ~ 4:00 pm
$5 Adults, $1 Children 12 & under!
Thursdays - Admission is by donation.
Saturdays - Children 12 & under are free!
Bring your family and friends!
252 South Beach Street
Daytona Beach, Florida 32114
Between Magnolia and Orange Avenues
Phone: 386-255-6976
Parking in the Palmetto Avenue Parking lot.
The building is wheelchair accessible.
Call 386-255-6976 for information.
The museum's permanent exhibit
presents the history of the greater Daytona Beach area
with artifacts dating from 5,000 B.C.E.
The Museum offers a research facility with old city directories, documents
and maps as well as an extensive photographic and postcard collection.
Housed in the former 1910 Merchants Bank building, the two-story interior walls are graced with hand-painted murals depicting area scenes, and highlighted by Beaux Arts styling of stained glass windows and lighting.
