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Yesteryear Village in West Palm Beach depicts Old Florida

Yesteryear Village in West Palm offers an interactive historical park with an Old Florida vibe.

Original and replicated structures at the attraction include a school, post office, shops, and a farm. The historical attraction also includes houses and representatives playing the part of local residents from the era. 

Old time post office at Yesteryear Village / South Florida Fairgrounds

Yesteryear Village usually is open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Thursday-Saturday year-round. It's recommended to verify the attraction is open when you are interested in going.

Note: Yesteryear Village is not open from Dec. 31 through the first two weeks in January, in preparation for the South Florida Fair. Plus, it usually closes just prior to the opening of a large event.

General admission is $10 for adults, $7 for seniors, $7 for ages 5-11, and free for younger kids, however special event prices may vary.

“This is a unique opportunity to chat with the town residents, and listen as they tell you what their daily life was really like prior to 1940,” the Yesteryear Village information states. “A time when schools were located in one small building and houses did not have running water. ”

Photo & Featured Photo/Yesteryear Village

Yesteryear Village is at South Florida Fair, 9067 Southern Blvd., West Palm Beach. You can find out about upcoming events at the Yesteryear Village website or call 561-795-7536.

Photo/Yesteryear Village

Also read our post on upcoming Spookyville events.

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Mary Lou Cruz

About Mary Lou Cruz

I worked at the South Florida Sun Sentinel for 21 years, as an Advertising Special Sections Writer; Editorial Systems Editor in Technology; and Editorial Assistant in the Newsroom. Before my newspaper career, I worked in the airline and travel industry and I have lived in Brazil, Puerto Rico and vacationed in more than 25 countries. Originally, I'm from Maryland. I moved to Florida in 1984 and raised my daughter in Miami. Email: events@SouthFloridaOnTheCheap.com.

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