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Lake County Historical Museum

The Lake County Historical Museum offers an exciting and
informative view of Lake County’s history. The museum is located on the first floor of the Lake County Historic Courthouse, located at 317 W. Main St., Tavares. The museum is open 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, except legal holidays.

De Leon Springs State Park

De Leon Springs flows into the Lake Woodruff National Wildlife Refuge where canoeists and kayakers can explore 18,000 acres of lakes, creeks and marshes.
At The Old Spanish Sugar Mill Restaurant, guests can make their own pancakes at the table.

West Volusia Historical Society

Henry A. DeLand House Museum

The West Volusia Historical Society's mission is to collect, record, store, protect and interpret the physical and cultural heritage of the City of DeLand & West Volusia County, and to share that heritage with the community and visitors alike. Visitors are invited to visit the Historical Society located in the Henry A. Deland House Museum.

BarbervillVillagee - Pioneer

Florida history and folk culture come ALIVE as we relive pioneer
times
through demonstrations of backwoods life-ways, early industry and
trades,
folk and domestic arts, and the dynamic cultural mix of
people
who have lived and settled throughout Central Florida.

Also called the "Barberville" Jamboree and one of the
best-known
and longest-lived heritage festivals in Florida,
featuring:

Many of Astor's Memorbilia lies in the Museum at the Pioneer Village. Look for Lillian Dillard's Display.

Mt. Dora Historical Society

The Donnally House , a well known Historical site, with all it's History and Ambiance of the Downtown Area.

Support our Members, Friends & Neighbors

Eco Tours St. John's River Tours

Depart from historic Astor for
a leisure boat tour to the many tributaries of the St. Johns River. Where you will experience exotic plant and wildlife steeped in history dating back to ancient Indian and Spanish civilizations.

Bill Belleville - Author and Naturalist

Bill is a nonfiction writer specializing in nature and conservation. He's authored six books, contributed to eight national anthologies, written over 1,000 articles & essays, scripted and co-produced seven films.
His books include: "River of Lakes: A Journey on Florida's St. Johns River.", "Rediscovering Rawlings, a River and Time" and "Salvaging the Real Florida: Lost and Found in the State of Dreams", a moving tribute to Florida's disappearing frontiers.

Astor Area Chamber of Commerce

The Astor Area Chamber of Commerce was organized to advance the general welfare and prosperity of the Astor
area, its businesses and organizations. All necessary means of promotion may be provided to our members and particular attention and emphasis is always given to the economic, civic, and educational interests of the area.

Astor County Library

Lake County Library System - Your Gateway to the World of Information.

54905 Alco Road
Astor, FL 32102
Phone: (352) 759-9913

Restaurants of the Astor St. Johns River area

Blackwater Inn Welcomes You Aboard

Blackwater Inn Welcomes You Aboard We believe that the picturesque setting overlooking the beautiful St. Johns River combined with our lavish salad bar and our tasty fresh seafood, or our USDA Choice beef will make your visit a culinary experience. Try one of our elegantly made desserts after your meal to insure a memorable ending.

To complete your visit, we invite you to relax in the casual atmosphere of "William Landing" atop Blackwater Inn. Fun, Food & Spirits will greet you as you enjoy the balmy breezes and panoramic view. Before and after dinner or for a lighter fare, you can be assured of a pleasurable occasion.

Join us, won't you, off the river or off the road.

Old Blackwater Inn 50's

Castaways Restaurant and Bar - formerly "Hall's Restuarant"

Castaway your worries and let us serve you

On Deck service and cool interior dining. Seafood specialty dishes and
more.
Or have a drink on the floating deck and watch a gorgeous sunset and listen
to live music. Dock your boat right next to the restaurant for easy access.

Hall's Fish House and Restaurant '50's

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