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The Ybor City Museum Society is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization established in 1982. The society is a citizen support organization for the Ybor City Museum State Park and is committed in preserving, promoting and celebrating the unique cultural heritage of Ybor City through programs and exhibits. Recipe Library 2022 Recipes 2021 Recipes 2023 Recipes news library newsletter library events library

The Ybor City Museum Society is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization established in 1982. The society is a citizen support organization for the Ybor City Museum State Park and is committed in preserving, promoting and celebrating the unique cultural heritage of Ybor City through programs and exhibits. Historic Preservation resources National Historic Landmark Program National Register of Historic Places Florida Division of Historic Resources Tampa Preservation, Inc. Ybor City Historic District Design Guidelines National Trust for Historic Preservation books & research works Heritage & Educational resources our community collaborations Education Material

The Ybor City Museum Society is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization established in 1982. The society is a citizen support organization for the Ybor City Museum State Park and is committed in preserving, promoting and celebrating the unique cultural heritage of Ybor City through programs and exhibits. “In a modern city, the natural tendency is to search for something old. The best place to experience Old Tampa is Ybor City, a neighborhood that was once famous for producing quality cigars.” ~ New York Times “The Ybor City Museum State Park is a hidden gem right in the heart of Tampa. This unique building and the story it tells is "What's Right With Tampa Bay.” ~ Fox 13 News “That Tampa story is told well at the Ybor City Museum, which is part of Florida's state park system -- an "urban park" dedicated to preserving Ybor City's remarkable cultural heritage.” ~ Orlando Sentinel NEWS "If you're looking to find out more about Ybor's rich history, look no further than the Ybor City Museum Society." ~ ABC Action News "On the cobbled streets of Ybor City, it's hard to find something more familiar than the roosters that have become a huge part of what makes the area iconic and steeped in history." ~ Bay News 9 "You can see largest artifact of the Tampa Baseball Museum from a mile away. It’s the “casita” that houses the museum. This small bungalow built in 1905 was the childhood home of Al Lopez -- Tampa’s first Major League Baseball player, manager and Hall of Fame inductee." ~ 83 degrees Press Releases 2023 Legacy 2024 Buildings Alive 2023 viva 2024 LEgacy YCMS EXpansion & New CEO newsletters recipes news library