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CATEGORIES:Family Fun, Informational & Tours, Free
SUMMARY:Crestview History Day and Bush House Centennial Celebration
LOCATION:Crestview History Museum, 198 S Wilson St, Crestview, FL 32536
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:Crestview is officially 110 years old this year. But unofficially, Crest Vi
 ew Depot, as it was originally known, was already in full swing as early as
  the 1880s. To celebrate our city’s rich and sometimes colorful history, th
 e Crestview Historic Preservation Board and the Crestview History Museum in
  the Bush House will host Crestview History Day on Saturday, June 13. At th
 e same time, the museum will observe the Bush House’s centennial. \n\nThe f
 amily of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad’s then-track supervisor, Lor
 enza Bush, moved into the dignified American Craftsman-style house the rail
 road built for them sometime in the spring of 1926. It’s now the History Mu
 seum's home, which will house several interesting and enlightening displays
  and activities during History Day, including rare photographs from our pas
 t — some never seen before — and displays about our community’s black herit
 age from the Carver-Hill Museum.\n\nOlder residents may remember the “Hasty
  Train” that chugged around downtown Crestview during festivals. The small 
 scale, rideable train was crafted by Charlie Hasty who used to run the Sinc
 lair gas station on U.S. Highway 90 West. The train is one of the history m
 useum’s prized artifacts and will be on display during History Day. Unfortu
 nately, it isn’t operational yet, but HPD volunteers are in the process of 
 refurbishing it. Because the board does not yet have room to display the tr
 ain, History Day will be a rare opportunity to see a beloved artifact from 
 Crestview’s past.\n\nFor those who want to delve deeper into Crestview’s mo
 niker Hub City, local historian Bert Moore will offer “a practical and acad
 emic approach to the Hub City story,” as he put it. He will offer his prese
 ntation at 1 p.m. during History Day. His credentials are impeccable, being
  a lifelong Crestview resident, son of historian Jim Moore and having obser
 ved his hometown through many lenses. “I have walked all through town,” he 
 said. “I took a bus through town, I took the train through Crestview, and I
  even drove a tractor up Main Street towing a homecoming float.”\n\nCrestvi
 ew History Day will include complimentary refreshments, and since it’s also
  the Bush House centennial, there will be birthday cake for the historic ho
 me’s 100th birthday. For book lovers, the Friends of the Crestview Library 
 will hold a book sale on the front porch.\n
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