PLANT CITY BING ROOMING HOUSE MUSEUM
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Museum Hours of Operation Monday Tuesday Thursday Friday and Saturday 9am to 2pm
Quote...."Education Equals Abundance"
E.L. Bing, son of Janie L. Bing, former Principal Marshall High School, Glover School, and Assistant Superintendent Hillsborough County School District
Plant City Bing Rooming House, a National Historical Site anchoring the Laura Street Restoration District is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, primarily for its role as a domestic hotel for people of color during the period of segregation. The facility, which is located at 205 South Allen Street, now operates as a museum to emphasize the Plant City community’s triumph over segregation. The Bing Rooming House Museum is dedicated to collecting and preserving the history of African American culture and lifestyle during this period. The museum strives to accurately interpret, present and preserve Plant City’s African American history from an African American perspective. Displays of artifacts, storyboards, and written documents help both American and international visitors better understand the experiences of African Americans during the segregation era. Please stop by for an experience of Plant City's culture.
