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213 84th St (1.0 km from Anna Maria Island Historical Society)
Located in Holmes Beach 1969 feet from Anna Maria Island and 0.7 mi from Anna Maria City Pier Island Princess by AMI Locals offers free WiFi and air conditioning. This holiday home is 2.
212 82nd St (1.2 km from Anna Maria Island Historical Society)
Located in Holmes Beach 1312 feet from Anna Maria Island and 0.8 mi from Anna Maria City Pier Beachy Keen by AMI Locals offers free WiFi and air conditioning. holiday home is 1.4 mi from Rod and Reel Pier and 2 mi from West Coast Surf Shop.
(1.2 km from Anna Maria Island Historical Society)
Boasting air-conditioned accommodations with a private pool Sandy Pants is set in Anna Maria. This holiday home offers accommodations with a patio.
8105 Gulf Drive # A (1.2 km from Anna Maria Island Historical Society)
Set in Holmes Beach 984 feet from Anna Maria Island and 0.9 mi from Anna Maria City Pier Gumbo Limbo offers accommodations with free WiFi air conditioning and access to a garden with a children's playground.
8102 Gulf Drive (1.3 km from Anna Maria Island Historical Society)
Located in Holmes Beach Haley's at Anna Maria Island Inn is only 100 yards from white sand beaches and the Gulf of Mexico. It has two outdoor pools hot tub and offers air-conditioned accommodations with free WiFi.
(1.3 km from Anna Maria Island Historical Society)
Featuring a children's playground and an ATM Weekly Summer booking available 4 Bedroom 3 Bathroom bikes beach gear pool and spa is well set in Holmes Beach 984 feet from Anna Maria Island and 0.9 mi from Anna Maria City Pier.
(1.3 km from Anna Maria Island Historical Society)
Boasting air-conditioned accommodations with a private pool Peaceful Holmes is located in Holmes Beach. This property offers access to a patio.
108 78th St (1.5 km from Anna Maria Island Historical Society)
Located in Holmes Beach, this hotel is 328 feet from Anna Maria Island and 1.1 miles from the Anna Maria City Pier. Island Life by AMI Locals offers accommodations with free WiFi and a television. Rod and Reel Pier is 1.
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Anna Maria Island Historical Society, Holmes Beach, FL
The Anna Maria Island Historical Society in Holmes Beach , Florida, is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the rich history of the island. Established in 1999 by passionate local citizens, the society works to preserve the unique culture of Anna Maria Island and its surrounding communities. Their goal is to honor and celebrate the diverse cultural history of this beautiful area.
The society has many projects on-going at any given time. They work closely with local government officials and organizations to ensure that their mission is carried out successfully. One of their major initiatives involves hosting special events such as educational seminars, tours, and exhibits featuring historical artifacts from the region. The Anna Maria Island Historical Society also maintains an extensive library full of books about local history and cultural heritage. In addition, they provide regular updates about upcoming events on their website so interested visitors can stay informed about what's happening at their museum.
In addition to collecting and preserving artifacts, documents, photographs, audio tapes, videos and other archival materials related to Anna Maria Island’s past; they also offer a variety of youth programs such as field trips and summer camps for school aged children from kindergarten through 12th grade. These educational experiences enable children to explore their local history with hands-on activities that are both memorable and informative.
The Anna Maria Island Historical Society is proud to be one of Florida's leading preservation organizations dedicated to protecting our island's past for generations to come. In addition to offering educational programs for adults and children alike; they also accept donations from individuals or groups who wish to support their cause by helping them acquire artifacts or funding special programming initiatives that help keep our island’s rich heritage alive for future generations.