The Floral City Heritage Council Loves Our Library!

Working in partnership with the Floral City branch of the Citrus County Library System, members of the Council will present a variety of Heritage Hours in 2024.
These are typically held on the third or fourth Wednesday of every month from 2:00-3:00 pm

Here are the upcoming Heritage Hour topics and presenters:

October 23, 2024: Urban Legends of Citrus County
Explore the eerie and enigmatic tales of local Citrus County lore.

November 27, 2024: Florida's Prehistoric Peoples
Unearth the ancient history of Florida's first inhabitants.

December 18, 2024: The Wild Days of Floral City
Uncover the secret world of Prohibition Era Bootlegging in Floral City.

Working Together in Floral City

Learn More About the Water Fountain Project

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What to See	Red Brick Place Crossland Realty  Trailside Bike
Activities	Withlacoochee State Park  Bike Trail 46 miles
Where to Stay	Sunshine Lodge Moonrise Resort Rock Pointe Ranch

Places to eat:

Shamrock Inn: prepares take-out; dining room and bar; no drive through

Pudgee's: prepares take-out; seated dining; no drive-through

Monster's Pizza: Located at 7101 S. Florida Avenue, Floral City pickup and local delivery

Lollygaggers Floral City: dine-in or customer take out

Robin's Country Kitchen: Located at 6889 S. Florida Avenue, Floral City prepares food for take-out; seated indoor and outdoor dining; no drive-through

The Diner: prepares food for take-out; seated dining indoors; no drive-through

The information provided above is done as a courtesy.  The Floral City Heritage Council makes no guarantee as to the quality of products or services received from the above.

 

Local cemeteries

Floral City Heritage Council partners with Inverness Heritage Council on the care and upkeep of the Dampier Cemetery where Marie Duval is buried.
Floral City has more than 17 cemeteries that have been identified but not yet cataloged.

The Hills of Rest is right on the northern edge of town.

The Frazier/Williams Cemetery (or the Floral City Community Cemetery) on Great Oaks Blvd is a famous entry in the Black History Trail as the oldest African American Cemetery in Florida.