Step inside the story of Boca Raton. The Schmidt Boca Raton History Museum preserves and shares the people, places, and moments that shaped the city’s identity.
A cornerstone of Boca Raton’s cultural landscape, the museum is housed in the city’s historic 1927 Town Hall and offers visitors a meaningful connection to the past. Through immersive exhibitions, archival materials, and preserved architectural spaces, the museum invites guests to explore the city’s transformation across generations.
From early settlement and Addison Mizner’s vision to the growth of a modern coastal community, the museum brings Boca Raton’s history to life in ways that feel relevant, engaging, and deeply local.
PRESERVING STORIES, SHARING PLACE
Through exhibitions, artifacts, and interpretive storytelling, the museum offers visitors a deeper understanding of the city’s origins, architecture, civic life, and cultural evolution. Each gallery experience is designed to reveal how Boca Raton became the place it is today.
Located in one of Boca Raton’s most recognizable historic landmarks, the museum also preserves the spirit of the building itself. The restored Town Hall remains an essential part of the visitor experience, connecting history not only through objects and stories,
but through place.
Through exhibitions, artifacts, and interpretive storytelling, the museum offers visitors a deeper understanding of the city’s origins, architecture, civic life, and cultural evolution. Each gallery experience is designed to reveal how Boca Raton became the place it is today.
Located in one of Boca Raton’s most recognizable historic landmarks, the museum also preserves the spirit of the building itself. The restored Town Hall remains an essential part of the visitor experience, connecting history not only through objects and stories,
but through place.
HISTORY WITHIN REACH
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday: 10am - 4pm
Saturday: 10am - 4pm
71 North Federal Highway
Boca Raton, Florida 33432
