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Museums in New Port Richey, Florida

Museums Nearby

Nearby Cities

Nearby Cities	Distance
Tampa Museums	22.8 Mi
Saint Petersburg Museums	29.7 Mi
Clearwater Museums	16.7 Mi
Lakeland Museums	45.8 Mi
Largo Museums	20.4 Mi
Brandon Museums	30.7 Mi
Palm Harbor Museums	8.6 Mi
Pinellas Park Museums	24.6 Mi
Tarpon Springs Museums	4.0 Mi
Plant City Museums	37.0 Mi
Hudson Museums	6.4 Mi
Crystal Beach Museums	8.0 Mi
Saint George Museums	9.8 Mi
Land O Lakes Museums	10.4 Mi
Dunedin Museums	12.7 Mi
Safety Harbor Museums	14.4 Mi
Clearwater Beach Museums	16.5 Mi
Caladesi Island State Park Museums	16.7 Mi

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West Pasco Historical Society Museum and Library

6431 Circle Boulevard, New Port Richey, FL 34652

Originally Seven Springs Schoolhouse, built in 1915, where children had to bring their own desks to school, examples of which are shown in the Museum. The Frierson family used the building as their home in 1925. It was moved to Sims ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

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