Also known as the Judge Isaac H. Bronson House or the Sunny Point, it is a historic site in Palatka, Florida. Built in the year 1854, it is currently owned by the city of Palatka. It is maintained and run as a museum by Putnam County Historical Society, and is open for public visits. It is a two story structure with white exteriors, huge porches with pillars on all sides, and a wooden gable roof.
Website: palatka-fl.gov
Phone: (386) 329-0140
Cross Streets: Between N 1st St and N 2nd St
Closed now
- Thu Closed
100 Madison St Palatka, FL 32177-3529 ·591.08 mi
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February 21, 2026. It was still closed for construction. The website does not tell that it is closed.! it looks like a very interesting house to see, but we could only look at it from outside.
Morevery disappointed to arrive and house was closed for construction. Nothing on website indicated this. Drove from Orlando and this was 1-2 things we really wanted to see. Actually alot was closed: Welcome center, train museum, Beef O'Brady's, lots of shops, etc.
MoreWe toured the Bronson-Mulholland house and had a very small group which allowed for a more intimate setting. Nicole Grace was our guide, and she did a wonderful job going into great detail of the house and its history.
MoreBronson - Mulholland House was a wonderful experience. To learn the history of the past through the story tellers was wonderful. To say one part was better than the other its hard to pick. Palatka, FL is full of history and we are enjoying learning more of it.
MoreThe architecture and style of this landmark are well worth the visit. Guides and displays in the house make you feel like you are back in time.
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