Preserving
Largo's Past
for Future
Generations

OPEN TO PUBLIC:
First Saturday of month
10am - 2pm
(closed July and August)

LOCATED IN:
Largo's Historic Feed Store and Museum
Largo Central Park
295 Central Park Dr, Largo, FL

MEETINGS:
Second Monday of month
6:00 pm, Doors Open 5:15
(closed July and August)

Upcoming Events

Open House

Saturday October 3rd
10-2
Come to the Feed Store and see our historic displays of old Largo and visit with real “old timers”.

Tubs for Troops 2026

OUR GOAL is to fill six 27-gallon tubs with small personal items that service members can use while standing 24-hour duty periods. We need your help! Please consider donating items from the list below.

Monthly Meeting

Monday October 12
Doors Open 5:15, Starts 6PM
Be sure to JOIN US and catch up with friends over a pot luck dinner. After dinner enjoy our speaker Neil Meyhew! He'll be discussing the Cotter Bands.

Building
Community
Around
History

Join Us!

Largo Historical Society award pot luck dinner
June Pot Luck Dinner

News and Events

  • September 18, 2026

    October 2026 Meeting

    Join us on October 12 for our monthly meeting at the Largo Feed Store.

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  • September 17, 2026

    October 2026 Open House

    Join Us October 3rd to learn about our local Largo history, become a member or purchase one of our wonderful local writer's books.

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  • September 9, 2026

    Tubs for Troops 2026

    Help us fill the tubs. Open this post for a list of items we need, where our tubs are headed when filled and our deadline for sending them!

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  • September 9, 2026

    September 2026 Meeting

    Join us for our first meeting of the season on Sept. 14. Our speaker will be from the NWB in Ruskin. Learn how they keep their eyes on the storms!

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Local History

  • October 31, 2024

    Largo’s Rich History

    Largo was one of the first places settled along the coast. 1n 1842, the Federal government passed the Armed Occupation Act which provided 160 acres of land for anyone who would live on the land for five years and agree to serve in the military, if needed. The McMullen and McKay families took the opportunity and settled in what was to become Largo.

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  • August 17, 2024

    Largo’s Historic Feed Store

    Since at least 1902, there was a "feed store" near the Atlantic Coastline railroad in Largo, that served the needs of local cattle ranchers, citrus and produce growers who were primary to the economy of the area. By 1910, Largo was an incorporated town with a population of 291.

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