Tour Stranahan House with a self-guided audio wand at your own pace
45 Minutes
Audio tour, Listening wand
Explore Stranahan House Museum on a self-guided audio tour, moving room to room at your own pace. Use your personal listening wand to listen, re-listen, or skip content as you go.
Children age 4 and under are free to attend. Wear comfortable shoes since you will be on your feet during your stay.
Refunds can be issued with at least 24 hours notice before scheduled tour times. Guests arriving after 4:00pm on the day of their scheduled time will be ineligible for refunds.
No. Your booking is in a 30-minute window, and you can start your self-guided audio tour anytime during that 30-minute period.
You explore on your own with a personal listening wand. Volunteers are stationed throughout the house to help with the technology and answer questions about the house and its history.
Choose audio in English, Spanish, or French.
Stranahan House Museum | 335 SE 6th Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
If you are exploring the Fort Lauderdale Riverwalk, visiting the Historic Stranahan House Museum is an absolute must. Situated proudly on the banks of the New River, it sits just east of the main cluster of pioneer homes. Whether you approach by strolling down the paved promenade and crossing the railroad tracks or arrive directly from the surrounding downtown streets, the sheer beauty of this property simply demands to be seen in person. Seeing this beautifully preserved 1901 wood-frame home standing in the shadow of towering glass high-rises is an incredible sight. It is a precious piece of history tucked right into the heart of a bustling modern city. Walking past the classic wrap-around verandas gave me such a deep appreciation for the early trading post days. The experience was made even better by the people keeping its story alive. We had the pleasure of speaking directly with a wonderful volunteer who shared an absolute wealth of knowledge with us. He detailed the fascinating background of the house and the incredible history of the surrounding area. Places like this are incredibly worth preserving. Whether you are deeply interested in pioneer history or simply enjoying a waterfront stroll, this is a beautiful stop that perfectly anchors the city to its roots. A true architectural gem hiding in plain sight.
Annie Barlum
June 30, 2026
If you are exploring the Fort Lauderdale Riverwalk, visiting the Historic Stranahan House Museum is an absolute must. Situated proudly on the banks of the New River, it sits just east of the main cluster of pioneer homes. Whether you approach by strolling down the paved promenade and crossing the railroad tracks or arrive directly from the surrounding downtown streets, the sheer beauty of this property simply demands to be seen in person. Seeing this beautifully preserved 1901 wood-frame home standing in the shadow of towering glass high-rises is an incredible sight. It is a precious piece of history tucked right into the heart of a bustling modern city. Walking past the classic wrap-around verandas gave me such a deep appreciation for the early trading post days. The experience was made even better by the people keeping its story alive. We had the pleasure of speaking directly with a wonderful volunteer who shared an absolute wealth of knowledge with us. He detailed the fascinating background of the house and the incredible history of the surrounding area. Places like this are incredibly worth preserving. Whether you are deeply interested in pioneer history or simply enjoying a waterfront stroll, this is a beautiful stop that perfectly anchors the city to its roots. A true architectural gem hiding in plain sight.
Annie Barlum
June 30, 2026