Information Provided by Silent Slayer Ghost Tours

March 21st
8pm – 2am

Join us for an unforgettable ghost hunt at the historic Plumb House! This charming 1890s home, relocated from its original site, holds untold stories—and we’re here to uncover whether the spirits made the journey, too. Using a variety of ghost-hunting equipment, we’ll explore the mysteries of this fascinating location. You’ll also experience the Estes Method, an advanced spirit communication technique that brings you closer to the unseen. Prepare for a night of discovery as we uncover what lingers within these historic walls!

Tickets are limited. Get them before they’re gone!

Information from Preserve the Burg website: https://www.preservetheburg.org/tours
Get your tickets and join us: https://ptb.wildapricot.org/event-6325005

We welcome Preserve the ‘Burg On the Road’ for a docent-led walking tour through Clearwater’s past and present. We’ll gather at the Clearwater Historical Society Museum & Cultural Center on the historic South Ward School campus for a tour of the Museum, before walking to a curated set of sites that trace the city’s growth.

Allison Dolan, President of the Clearwater Historical Society, will guide the tour through the City’s historic district, into downtown, and along the reimagined waterfront. Amber Brice, Clearwater Arts & Culture Manager, will join us to discuss how the city is working with partners like the historical society to thoughtfully renovate and enliven the city center.

The tour moves at an easy pace with short walks at several stops and concludes back at the museum for optional exhibit browsing; bring water, sun protection, and comfortable shoes. Space is limited; advance registration is recommended.

PTB members – $25 per person; Guests and non-members are $30 per person.

Walking Tour reservations are strongly recommended as space is limited. Walk-ups cannot be accommodated.

Speaker Series
May 14th, 6pm
Speaker- Lisa Dozois, Film Commissioner, Visit St. Pete-Clearwater Film Commission

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn all about Pinellas County’s Film Commission. Lisa explains what it is, what it does, and how it attracts film production to Clearwater, including right here at the museum!

Admission for our WaCKy TALES WEDNESDaY is FREE. Donations are cheerfully accepted!

We can not thank Wood Window Makeover and the artisans or students enough for what they have done to make Plumb House look so beautiful and bringing her back to life. So much joy and happiness with this group of artisans.

The Artisans on a Mission are working hard at the Plumb House. Thank You Wood Window Makeover for putting this workshop together – teaching a new skill to everyone – raising funds for Cole and helping with the rehab of the Plumb House

We uplifted The Plumb House by completing over $16,000 worth of desperately needed Window Craft restoration—preserving a vital piece of history. There’s still more to do! We will be having another onsite workshop day. Stay tuned for dates!

Who are Artisans on a Mission

Artisans on a Mission: Operation Uplift – Crusade for Cole
We are here. We are working. And we are on a mission.

First and foremost, we are here for Cole Stites and his family. Cole is 17 years old and battling Niemann Pick Disease, a rare and terminal condition. His family is fighting alongside him, but they need our help.

So far, we’ve raised $8,000 of our $50,000 goal—but we need to do more. Every share, every donation, every dollar makes a difference.

Donate here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/operation-uplift-crusade-for-cole

Give $40 or more, and we’ll send you an “Artisans on a Mission” shirt as a thank-you (We have a limited supply). Wear it and stand with us.

We are also here to uplift one another—to equip the Artisan Army to serve the historic house community with skill, purpose, and heart. And while we’re at it, we’re uplifting a house that might not otherwise get the care it deserves.

This is what Window Craft is about. Restoration is more than just wood and glass—it’s about restoring people.

Speaker – Alex Casano
February 12, 6 p.m.

Alex is a Florida author, historian and photographer who enjoys preserving the history of Florida- the significant architecture of yesteryear, nature’s rare beauty in flora and fauna, and the connection of people to past and present places. In his presentation, he will share a visual history of New Port Richey, Florida a suburb of Tampa Bay, incorporated in 1924.

Admission is Free! Donations are cheerfully accepted.

Plus, Enjoy a Special Treat! Delicious cookies, compliments of Claudia’s Heavenly Flan and Cakes in Clearwater. Always made from scratch, with the highest quality ingredients.

We’re excited to bring back a member favorite. This fall and winter will feature some great speakers you don’t want to miss!

This August Emily Keller will again be handing out school supplies this August – last year she was able to provide school supplies for 45 children and hoped to exceed that goal this year. You can donate supplies or money. Information below.