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Highlighting culture and education, this museum was built in 1924 and originally served as the first school in Fort Lauderdale for African Americans. Now restored as a community historic landmark, The Old Dillard Museum houses an impressive array of artifacts, artworks, jewelry, and tribal masks belonging to the fascinating African heritage. A superb place to gain insight into African American heritage, the museum also inspires contemplation in its visitors. Apart from doing a stellar job of preserving centuries-old culture, the museum also offers a glimpse of the stirring history of the region. The Old Dillard Museum also boasts a full calendar packed with various activities, including lectures, workshops, and classes.
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Dating back to 1901 and built by the “Father of Fort Lauderdale,” Stranahan House is also referred to as the Pioneer House. In 1984, this mansion was opened for public viewing as a house museum, with tens of thousands of tourists visiting this landmark annually today. Now a historic riverside museum, the elegantly restored house contains antiques, turn-of-the-century furnishings and old photographs of the area. It is also an example of classic Florida Frontier architecture, which is also seen in post offices, town hall and general stores of the city. This lovely museum can also be hired for private events and special celebrations. The events hosted here include the Pineapple Jam, the Peter Pan Pirate Party and more.
If you are visiting Lauderdale, then Anglin Square should be a must-visit. Located near Commercial Boulevard, the place features a pavilion, popular restaurants and chic cafeterias for visitors including bike parking. You can enjoy a great variety of food options here so it is best to visit with your group. The square is a chill hangout place if you are in Lauderdale town.
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