Hannibal Square Heritage Center
4.9FreeExplore Winter Park's African American heritage through documentary photography and oral histories.
Established by the Crealdé School of Art, the Hannibal Square Heritage Center honors the history and contributions of Winter Park's historic African American community. Visitors can explore permanent and visiting documentary exhibitions featuring historical photographs, artwork, and oral histories. Guided tours and educational programs provide deeper insight into local and national Black history.
History
The Hannibal Square Heritage Center was founded in 2007 as a tribute to the contributions of Winter Park's African-American community. Its establishment was a collaborative effort by the Crealde School of Art, the City of Winter Park, and the local residents, aiming to capture and maintain the legacy of the city's oldest African-American community.
Expert notes
- Participate in a guided tour to gain deeper insights into the exhibits.
- Take time to listen to the oral histories, which provide personal perspectives on the area's history.
- Check the center's calendar for special events like workshops and lectures.
Features
- Cultural Events
- Educational Programs
- Exhibits
- Free Admission
- Gift Shop
- Guided Tours
- Oral Histories
- Photographs
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