Port Orange Museum

About Port Orange Museum

The Port Orange Museum and History Center displays exhibits and artifacts that illustrate how the area appeared in earlier times. Visitors explore the gallery to learn about local history through carefully curated collections. The Singer Treadle Sewing Machine, a Model 27 built in 1910, represents domestic life from the early twentieth century. The Port Orange Centennial Tree Project, constructed by builders John Carleton and Jon Day, stands as a community landmark. The Counts Western Wear Native exhibit features a figure that once sat outside the local western wear shop, offering insight into Port Orange's commercial heritage. Additional artifacts and photographs throughout the museum tell stories of the region's past. The museum welcomes visitors who want to understand the area's development and cultural background. General admission is free. The museum is located in Port Orange, Florida.