Visitor Etiquette and Photo Guidelines
For the enjoyment of all of our visitors, the protection of our historical resources and for your own safety, certain policies
must be in place. Professional and Commercial Photographers must register in the Visitor Center upon arrival. Please see our Visitor Etiquette and Photo Guidelines. 
Pinellas Folk Festival
January 31, 2015
10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Flyer - Program Schedule
Photos of Performers
Listen to dozens of the Tampa Bay area's premier folk musicians on traditional folk, gospel, country and bluegrass music on stages throughout the Village! Fiber artists, “fleece to shawl” activities, traditional craft demonstrations, antique cars, living history activities and more! $5 donation requested. Free for children younger than 12. Free parking and shuttle to event entrance located on 119th St. between Ulmerton and Walsingham Roads. Handicapped parking and drop-off located at the entrance at 12211 Walsingham Road.
Sponsored by the Pinellas County Historical Society.
Turner Bungalow Restoration Project
The Turner bungalow was moved from 801 S. Fort Harrison in downtown Clearwater to Heritage Village in January 2014. The historic structure was the home of Alfred Cleveland and Amber Clark Turner and remained in the family throughout its history. The 1915 home is of the distinct Florida vernacular bungalow style of that time period. Heritage Village is seeking donations to restore and preserve the historic value of the structure, providing visitors the opportunity to enjoy and learn from this important piece of Clearwater’s history and the history of Florida vernacular architecture.
Boat Shop Fund Raising
 Cruising into Coastal History
Heritage Village is seeking funds to construct a building patterned after the boat shops in which area boat builders practiced their craft in days gone by. This building will house vintage boats and other materials related to the county’s rich coastal history.
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Heritage Village has evolved into Pinellas County's principal resource center for the collection, conservation, and study of the history of Pinellas County. 
