Palm Harbor
Palm Harbor is a city in Pinellas County.
Understand[edit]
The town was developed as "Sutherland," which was intended to reference to the "Southern Land and Development Company." It was renamed Palm Harbor in the 1920s but is unincorporated. Palm Harbor was a headquarters for the KKK during the latter half of the 20th century, but locals and the city government condemned the organization's behavior after a violent dispute between an organizer and the local government and activity has waned.
The town's population was above 60,000 in 2016.
Get in[edit]
On foot[edit]
Pinellas Trail / Walking Bicycle
By car[edit]
CR-752, Tampa Rd, goes west from Oldsmar to Ozona, which is south of Palm Harbor. US-19 runs through Palm Harbor from north to south.
Get around[edit]
See[edit]
Map of Palm Harbor
- 1 Palm Harbor Museum (North Pinellas Historical Museum), 2043 Curlew Rd (Hartley House), ☏ +1 727 724-3054. Th–Sa 10AM–2PM. Thomas Hartley built the home during the 1910s and is made of 84-pound concrete blocks. Pinellas County authority bought the home in 1996 and repurposed the former home as a museum two years later, in 1998. The museum's exhibits include local history events such as agriculture and the effects of World War II. Parts of the home have been preserved in their original state. Free.
- Suncoast Primate Sanctuary, 4600 alt US-19, ☏ +1 727 943-5897, spsfi@aol.com. Th–Su 10AM–4PM.
Do[edit]
- 1 John Chestnut Park, 2200 East Lake Rd (on CR-611 north of Tampa Rd; park is on the left).
Buy[edit]
Eat[edit]
- 1 Fireside Pizza Cafe, 1104 Nebraska Ave, ☏ +1 727 216-3474, joebar.fs@gmail.com.
- 2 Thirsty Marlin, 1019 Florida Ave, ☏ +1 727 784-3469, contact@thirstymarlin.com. Seafood.
Drink[edit]
Sleep[edit]
- 1 Innisbrook, 36750 US-19 N, ☏ +1 888 794-8627, reservations@innisbrookgolfresort.com.
Connect[edit]
Go next[edit]
| Routes through Palm Harbor |
| Atlanta ← Tarpon Springs ← | N  S
|
→ Dunedin → Saint Petersburg |