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We have the key for entertaining Summer Camps!!!
Take a field trip to Stranahan House, the oldest surviving structure in Broward County. Students will hear about the early days here -- the arrival of Frank Stranahan, the first school teacher, Ivy Cromartie, their relationship with the Seminole Indians, trading post days, and the first post office. Campers will get an idea as to how these early settlers lived and dressed. They will experience ringing the ferry bell, making butter, how clothes were washed, and a craft.
Cost is $7 per child.
Available from June 18th- August 14th
Summer camp coordinators call or email for more information and reservations. (954) 524-4736 or
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Plan a Fieldtrip - Call: 954-524-4736 for reservations or further information
Children's Program (Group reservations)
"Stranahan House - Where it All Began"
Students tour the house while listening to stories about the Seminoles and Frank and Ivy's contributions to the City of Fort Lauderdale. The children will also participate in ringing the ferry bell and making butter. (By reservation $7.00 per student)
"Outreach Program"
Children learn about life in the late 1800's in South Florida. Our education specialist brings hats, bonnets, tools from the past, and makes butter illustrating the pioneer past. This program is appropriate for Kindergarten, First and Second Grades. $7.00 per person.
"Old South Florida Portrait"
Stranahan House and Bonnet House combine to present the importance, methods and examples of historic preservation, while incorporating local and Florida state history. $12.00 per student.
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