The Stephen Foster Museum is a museum in White Springs, Florida. It is the centerpiece of the Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park, which is the complex where the museum is located.

Opened around the mid-1900s, the Stephen Foster Museum was created as a memorial to the American composer, Stephen Foster. Foster made a lot of hits that are considered classic and timeless. Inside the museum, there are dioramas that illustrate his famous songs, like Old Folks at Home, Camptown Races, and I Dream of Jeannie with the Light Brown Hair.

Next to the Stephen Foster Museum is the Stephen Foster Memorial Carillon, a 97 tubular bell carillon tower built in 1957. It plays Foster’s songs all throughout the day. There is also a second museum located inside.