Elizabeth Jacobs Joins Fort Lauderdale Historical Society Board

Elizabeth Jacobs Joins Fort Lauderdale Historical Society Board

Fort Lauderdale, FL – The Fort Lauderdale Historical Society announced this week that local resident Elizabeth Jacobs has been appointed to its Board of Directors. Jacobs, a long-time advocate for preserving the city's rich past, brings a wealth of community involvement and a deep understanding of Fort Lauderdale's heritage to her new role.

Jacobs has been a familiar face at many local events, often volunteering her time at the riverside Stranahan House Museum and the Old Dillard Museum in the historic Sistrunk area. Her commitment to ensuring that the stories and artifacts of Fort Lauderdale are accessible to future generations aligns perfectly with the Historical Society's mission. The appointment was made official at the Society's board meeting held on Tuesday, April 15, 2026, at their headquarters on SW 2nd Avenue, near the New River.

Her addition to the board is expected to bolster the Society's outreach efforts and contribute to upcoming initiatives aimed at engaging more residents, particularly younger generations, with Fort Lauderdale's unique history. The Fort Lauderdale Historical Society continues to be a cornerstone in documenting and celebrating the city's development from its early days to the present.