ORAL HISTORY

Discover Palm Harbor's Past Through Its Own Longtime Residents

Since its inception, Palm Harbor Museum has been devoted to recording, preserving and sharing the unique memories of longtime Palm Harbor residents in our extensive Oral History Program with the objective to make the history of our community available to all.

Our video recordings, in which our residents are interviewed about their experiences of our community and in which they share their unique memories and stories of their ancestors who lived in our community, provides a unique window into the past and preserves one-of-a-kind perspectives of what life once was in Palm Harbor, Crystal Beach, Ozona, Wall Springs, East Lake, and our surrounding communities.

Won't you help us? We actively recruit volunteers with a background in—or desire to learn—video/audio editing and production to assist us. We would be delighted for you to join our team of volunteers. For more details, visit our Volunteers page or email us.

A Window Into A Palm Harbor That Lives in Memory

View Our Oral History Collections on YouTube

Discover unique voices of Palm Harbor history. Visit our two YouTube portals.
Our Oral History Portal contains an extensive collection of Oral History videos.
Our Programs Portal contains archived videos of our programs (many more are being added) and excerpts of our Oral History interviews.

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YouTube Oral History Portal
(youtube@PHM-Oral-History)

YouTube Program Portal
(youtube@PalmHarborMuseum)

ORAL HISTORY COLLECTION

Discover Palm Harbor's Past Through Its Own Longtime Residents

A Window Into A Palm Harbor That Lives in Memory

View Our Oral History Collections on YouTube