The Goldsboro Museum & Museum of Seminole County History Presents: Seminole Community and Legacy
Permanent Exhibition opening of African American communities whose independent identities and values left their indelible mark on Seminole County.
Mrs. Allie Berry’s Quilt Code – Understanding Women’s History Through Quilts
Opening Exhibition to Mrs. Allie Berry’s Quilt Code Reception
Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. – The Dream of Justice Lives On…
The Goldsboro Historical Museum honors the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and how his voice and his quest for justice still impacts our lives today.
Zora Neale Hurston
Chief Curator Francis Oliver working on our newest exhibit Welcome Home Zora! Many dates have been speculated as to the date of Zora’s birth, which includes 1901, 1903 1907. However, scholars have confirmed that she was born in 1891 in Alabama. She died 1960 in Fort Pierce Florida.
The Spirits of Goldsboro and The Ghosts of Sanford
“The Sprits of Goldsboro and the Ghosts of Sanford is a simplified informative manual concerning the Seminole County Citizens of Florida. This Book has been compiled for the purpose of reminding all persons that regardless of the present conditions at this time frame in life in America there were citizens
