A former train station/museum was reimagined as a place where residents and visitors would experience and sense the essence of Dunedin’s historic charm. The museum was not going to be a typical history museum. Frina Design worked closely with the staff to create exhibits concepts that focused on the people, industries, and one of a-kind stories of the community. Those stories that make Dunedin unique. Indians, pioneers, resorts, boats, natural resources, citrus, and railroads are interpreted through the voices – rather than by artifacts alone. Visitors get the bigger picture via a series of historic photos or artifacts with stories and interactive elements close at hand.
Fabrication and media production by ADM TWO Exhibits & Displays.
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client: Dunedin Historical Society
location: Dunedin, Florida
scale: 1200 square feet
services: Exhibit Development and Design
