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Monster Dash is Big Success
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Last Saturday, the seventh annual Longwood Monster Dash 5K was another big success. We sold out the 400 participant slots and had support from over two dozen sponsors. Over 50 […]
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“Outside the District” Committee Being Formed
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At the October 14 board of directors meeting, the board voted to create a new ad hoc committee. The committee aims to create a program to officially recognize historic buildings […]
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Good Times at Ice Cream Social
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Thank you to the membership committee, led by Wendy Beiberle and Alisa Hornsby, for organizing our first Ice Cream Social. The event was held at Nan & Pops Ice Cream […]
Longwood Historic Society
Celebrating the present, while preserving the past.
Our Properties
The Longwood Historic Society owns and maintains three buildings within the historic district. They date to the 1870s and 1880s.
Historic Civic Center
The “HCC” has been a community hub since 1880. The former home of the Civic League is now our clubhouse. It’s available for rent for your gatherings of up to 80 people.
Inside-Outside House
This mail order home was assembled in 1873 in Altamonte Springs. It was moved here in 1973 and is now home to Cottage Gift Shop, open six days a week.
Bradlee-McIntyre House
Nathaniel Bradlee built this as his winter cottage in 1885 in Altamonte Springs, relocated here in 1973. It is now a museum, open for tours on Wednesdays and Sundays.
Visit Historic Longwood
There is so much to see within the historic district and beyond. Learn about all there is to see and do.
Monster Dash 5K
Our largest fundraiser of the year is a family-friendly run/walk at Halloween called the Monster Dash. Since it started in 2018, it has raised over $100,000 for the Society and attracts 400 participants to the historic district.
Research our history
We have a deep library of information about our area’s people and places.
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Contact us
Reach out to us if you want to learn more about joining the society, partnering with us, or media inquiries.