Beautiful little place to discover Pascos past. Set in a great park with lots to see and do.Highest recommended area to visit.

The city of New Port Richey has been around since the 1910s and actually predates the incorporation of the City of Port Richey (fun fact!) so theres a lot of history to be explored. The Historical Society houses an excellent assortment of exhibits that highlight the towns founding members, in addition to some of its famous guests and residents. Fun and engaging, and pretty inexpensive, the WPHS is a must-see if youre spending an afternoon traipsing the Downtown New Port Richey district.

Heads up - NO LONGER FREE! Today, I took my kids, who really like this museum and the scavenger hunt, along with my sister who just moved to NPR. We walked in and were “greeted” with “it’s a $3 DONATION per family now.” Okay, that’s reasonable, but I don’t have cash on me. She then opened the door and proceeded to point us to another building we could go to instead. I’m pretty sure the word donation doesn’t mean mandatory, but apparently to the woman today it does. As I stated, $3.00 isn’t bad to go check the museum out, my kids enjoy it, but how this woman went about it was incredibly disrespectful and if that’s how she plans on treating people that go in there then good luck getting those “donations.”Otherwise, cute little museum! They have a scavenger hunt my children like to do and lots of history on the city!

Its a very small museum but its free. It is always neat to see some local color. Good for the kiddos to see the history of the place they live, and of course then go play at the great park right next to it.

His place is pretty good. Needs more gulf high stuff. Go bucs.

This place is pretty sexy but you know what it needs? More bucs. Go bucs.

☆♡☆♡☆♡This place is so beautiful and amazing, thats why my mother and step father are renewing their vows here in April 2019!♡☆♡☆♡☆

Just so much information and friendly people

In town today and thought wed bring family by to check it out. No one was there during posted hours.

Awesome place to visit, lots of local history here.

Whats not to love about a park?