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Adult Under 60 years old
$12
Senior Ages 60+
$11
Student Please show Student ID upon arrival!
$7
Member
Free

Discover the History of Fort Lauderdale!

Admission to the Historic Stranahan House Museum is by guided tour only.

Educated and experienced docents lead you through the museum to share the story of the house, the founding family, and the City of Fort Lauderdale. Tours last approximately 45-60 minutes. Tour groups are limited in size, and tickets are sold online and at the door.

To ensure ticket availability, online advance purchase is encouraged. Tours start promptly at their scheduled start times, so please arrive early to allow yourself ample time to find parking and walk to the property. We will be on our feet for most of the tour, so please wear comfortable shoes. Children 4 years of age and under are free to attend. However, we encourage parents and guardians to consider the maturity and attention span of their young ones. The content and pace of our tours may not align with the entertainment expectations of younger children, which could impact the enjoyment of other participants.

Refund Policy

Refunds can be issued with at least 24 hours notice before scheduled tour times, so that we may make staffing adjustments with ample notice. We highly encourage you to call the office if you get lost on your way here and we will be more than happy to assist in directing you to our location. If not all parties have arrived by the start of the scheduled tour, we will call those not in attendance to find out your ETA.

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The Stranahan House Museum proudly partners with Museums for All! This program is valid for all EBT card holders. Use the code MFA2023 when booking your tour for discounted admission for yourself and up to one other guest. ***Code users must present EBT card and photo ID upon checkin to receive discount. If EBT card is not presented, full price for the tour will be charged.*** Not valid for field trips or special events. 

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The Stranahan House Museum proudly partners with the Better Days Foundation, a Florida-based environmental 501c3 with 2 fundamental goals;
to Inspire, empower, and to educate, and to lead the way by organizing Beach Cleanups as a way to bring communities together, educate people on the dangers of plastic and how a simple act like taking a walk on the beach picking up some garbage can create change. 

Accessibility

To ensure accessibility, we have ramps leading up to the first floor of the house, allowing tour guests in wheelchairs to enjoy the entire first floor. However, our second floor is accessible only by stairs. Preserving the historic nature of the house presents challenges in altering the interior or exterior to accommodate accessibility. Nonetheless, we do offer a virtual tour featuring informational videos of each of the rooms upstairs which provide an alternative experience for those who cannot access the second floor in person. These videos also contain a sign-language interpreter translating the audio into ASL for guests with hearing impairments. We also offer a handicap accessible parking space in our parking lot, please call the office if you’d like to use the space for your tour so that we may open our gate for you. For more information about our accessibility information, please call our office at (954)-524-4723 or email our office manager Brittany at [email protected].

Frequently Asked Questions:

There is no parking on Stranahan House property. Please note that we do not rent out the historic house itself, ever. No one is allowed to spend the night in the museum and it is museum policy that we will never have people inside the house without staff or docents present. Any requests along those lines will be not be answered. Thank you for your understanding.

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