St. Petersburg Museum of History - St. Petersburg (FL)

3 /5 Melanie M: We walked in early afternoon today as we have the NARM membership so in my mind, it would’ve been a free visit. The woman at the front desk was rude and condescending after I asked why this particular museum didn’t take it, “she said then everyone would just walk in for free”, yes that’s the point of having a reciprocal membership. Anyway, we paid the $15/person entrance fee, honestly it should’ve been $5/person. It took us less than one hr to browse the semi empty, cold museum. There is currently the largest baseball exhibit my husband liked, a lot of war photos and info, voting in St Pete women’s rights area and some local art. It is a decent museum to stop in if visiting the St Pete Pier and/or dining next door, Perry’s Porch…now that’s a 5⭐️ experience.

3 /5 Corey Gentle: My son and I have been to the Tampa History Museum which was very informative about the entire history of the city of Tampa. That said, the St Pete History Museum does not give much history about the city of St Pete. Right now its dominated by the worlds largest autographed baseball exhibit. The other half is a mix of art pieces and sculptures.

5 /5 Nelson Roman: Pretty neat little museum with small but valuable data and exhibits from st Pete construction and political history to ww2 and mlb history. It is very cheap and worth the visit. I would def recommend this place. Specially if you live in Florida.

4 /5 Vic Hyatt: Nicely displayed local and national history. I needed more seating to enjoy but the seasonal displays were well done, tasteful, and informative!

5 /5 Whitney Williams: Great location at the base of the pier. Bright space and great venue for private events. Packs a lot of history into the space they have. As a member, you will have first dibs on some the most interesting tours and lectures. Fourth of July party here is a great deal. If you’re a local, join. It’s worth it.