Welcome to the Official Website of the Panhandle Pioneer Settlement

The Panhandle Pioneer Settlement, a living-history museum in Blountstown, Florida, has a collection of 18 historical buildings, dating from 1820 to the 1940s. Now arranged on five acres to replicate an idyllic farm community, the buildings were moved from their original locations throughout Calhoun County. During the year, the Settlement is home to numerous events and festivals, and offers classes on the trades and crafts of the past.

Pioneer News

The Panhandle Pioneer Settlement will be the host of Journey Stories, an exhibition of the Smithsonian Institution's Museum on Main Street series. The exhibition, sponsored by the Florida Humanities Council, will be on display from July 14 to August 25 at the Settlement's Club House. Click here to read the rest of this story.
Want to be part of something big? We could use your help. We are looking for workampers looking for a volunteer job for July – August 2012. Your hours will be completed in an air-conditioned environment. Workampers would volunteer as little as 20 hours a week per couple. Click here to learn more.

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Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday
or by appointment.

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