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Volunteer at Historic Stranahan House Museum – Fort Lauderdale’s Oldest Home!

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When
Friday, September 18, 2026 · 5:51 PM
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Where
335 SE 6th Ave, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 · View on map →

About this opportunity

Volunteer at Historic Stranahan House Museum – Fort Lauderdale’s Oldest Home!🕰️ Flexible Scheduling: Weekdays & weekends availableStep back in time and help bring history to life! The Historic Stranahan House Museum, Fort Lauderdale’s oldest surviving structure and a cherished local landmark, is seeking enthusiastic and dependable volunteers to join our team.Whether you enjoy working with children, connecting with the public, or simply love local history—there’s a role here for you!Volunteer Opportunities🎉 Event SupportBe part of the excitement! Assist with events from setup and guest check-in to breakdown and cleanup.📚 Educational GuidesLead engaging field trip tours and teach students about the history of the Stranahan family and early Fort Lauderdale.🏠 House MonitorsWelcome guests, oversee self-guided tours, and answer questions about the home’s legacy and exhibits.🌿 Property UpkeepHelp preserve our beautiful historic grounds with light gardening and general upkeep.Why Volunteer with Us?✅ Build skills in public speaking, education, events, and museum operations✅ Connect with fellow history and community enthusiasts✅ Earn school, college, or civic service hours✅ Contribute to preserving a vital piece of Fort Lauderdale’s pastNo prior experience needed – full training provided!📣 Apply today and help share the story of Fort Lauderdale’s founding family.

About Historic Stranahan House Museum

About the Stranahan House: A private, non-profit organization established in 1984, the Stranahan House Museum’s goal is to preserve, interpret, and promote the history of Fort Lauderdale and Broward County. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the site has been a community center, a post office, a bank and private home to Frank and Ivy Stranahan. In 1984, the house was restored to its original state and opened to the public, where today it remains a museum for all to understand and enjoy the rich history of Fort Lauderdale’s historic beginnings.

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