The North Pinellas Historical Museum is a local history museum in Palm Harbor, Florida. The site chronicles the founding and development of the community of Palm Harbor.

Opened in 1998, the North Pinellas Historical Museum is a result of the efforts of the community members who have decided that the locale has a rich history and heritage worth preserving and sharing. This brought in the formation of the Palm Harbor Historical Society in 1983, although, the museum was established much later.

The North Pinellas Historical Museum is housed in the historic home of “Judge” Thomas William Hartley, who was a long time resident of the area and Methodist lay minister, businessman, and “justice of peace”. It was built in 1915 and acquired by the county government in 1996. It features displays that are focused on the early beginnings of the community in the 1800s and its developments.