Dunedin History Museum Exhibits
Featured Exhibits
Test Exhibit
Discover Dunedin
Explore maritime achievements, Dunedin’s yacht club, and the two islands off of Dunedin’s coast. See the original pram and discover other innovations that shaped Dunedin’s legacy, Dunedin’s military history, and even the United States Marine Corps.
Seasonal Exhibit
50 seasons of blue jays
50 Seasons of Blue Jays is a seasonal exhibition honoring five decades of the Toronto Blue Jays’ spring training history in Dunedin. Through historic photographs, archival materials, multimedia displays, and rare memorabilia, the exhibit explores the enduring relationship between the Blue Jays organization and the Dunedin community.
Featured highlights include vintage uniforms, World Series memorabilia from 1992 and 1993, and archival images documenting the team’s presence in Dunedin across fifty seasons. Together, these artifacts tell the story of how spring training has shaped both the franchise and our city, reinforcing Dunedin’s place in baseball history.The exhibit is on view for a limited time and is included with regular museum admission.
Permanent Exhibits
Centennial Chronicles
Illuminate the origins of our beloved town, intertwining tales of preservation, Native American heritage, Spanish exploration, and the birth of Dunedin in the late 19th century.
Discover Dunedin
Explore maritime achievements, Dunedin’s yacht club, and the two islands off of Dunedin’s coast. See the original pram and discover other innovations that shaped Dunedin’s legacy, Dunedin’s military history, and even the United States Marine Corps.
From Grove
to Grove
Immerse yourself in Dunedin’s citrus industry, from the town’s inception in the 1880s through the mid-1960s. Get to know the pillars of Dunedin’s citrus world, the Skinner family, and uncover the history of orange concentrate.
Rails to
Trails
Journey back in time with the captivating tale of the Orange Belt Railroad, our long-running station agent, and Dunedin’s dynamic evolution. Step right up to the original ticketing windows and explore the original waiting rooms of the train depot.