Boasting two locations, the Osceola County Historical Society is the place to go for local history. Come see for yourself!
The Osceola County Historical Society was founded in 1949 by a small group of volunteers with a passion to preserve the history of Osceola County. Since then, the organization has grown tremendously with two locations.
The first location is at the Osceola County Welcome Center and History Museum. Here, the history of Osceola County is told from early Native Americans to cattle kings. Explore six different exhibits featuring both historical and environmental knowledge and interactive displays.
Osceola County Welcome Center and History Museum
4155 W. Vine Street
Kissimmee, FL 34741
The second location is the Pioneer Village. Located in northwestern Osceola County, Florida, its grounds feature several late-19th century structures that depict life when citrus was king, Crackers ruled the scrub, and everyone lived simply off the land and their ingenuity. Currently, the Pioneer Village is closed for relocation where it will feature even more historic structures from Osceola County. Join us this Fall for the grand opening!
Pioneer Village
2491 Babb Rd.
Kissimmee FL 34746
The Osceola County Historical Society collects and preserves the county's history, and provides educational, research, and recreational opportunities to foster an understanding and enjoyment of the area's cultural and natural heritage through museum displays, demonstrations, interpretive programs, and special events for residents and visitors.
