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Online Course Catalog Registration is now available for the MTP Fall 2025 catalog. Any adult aged 18 and older is eligible to register for classes. Permission must be granted by MTP prior to registration for younger participants for all classes, except Ageless Adventures. ADVANCED SEARCH SIGN IN OR CREATE AN ACCOUNT

Walking Tour of Historic Downtown Ocala   

Begin the tour by exploring the Bryant House located at 712 East Fort King Street, which is the home of the Historic Ocala Preservation Society. This Victorian style home built in 1892 is named in honor of William Bryant who was the first owner. After viewing the home take a walking tour around Ocala’s historic Downtown Square and through residential neighborhoods to learn about Ocala’s oldest buildings and the people who occupied them. Learn about the Thanksgiving Day Fire of 1883 which destroyed five city square blocks. As a result, the business district made of wood was rapidly rebuilt utilizing brick and fire resistant construction materials, and thus Ocala became known as the “Brick City.”

Participants should be prepare to walk approximately 2 miles and navigate sidewalks, curbs.  Sneakers or good walking shoes are recommend with a bottle a water.  Location to meet: Historic Ocala Preservation Society, 712 E. Fort King St. Ocala Fl 34471.

Please park in the corner lot of S.E. Fort King Street and Sanchez Ave. 
Walking Tour of Historic Downtown Ocala

Begin the tour by exploring the Bryant House located at 712 East Fort King Street, which is the home of the Historic Ocala Preservation Society. This Victorian style home built in 1892 is named in honor of William Bryant who was the first owner. After viewing the home take a walking tour around Ocala’s historic Downtown Square and through residential neighborhoods to learn about Ocala’s oldest buildings and the people who occupied them. Learn about the Thanksgiving Day Fire of 1883 which destroyed five city square blocks. As a result, the business district made of wood was rapidly rebuilt utilizing brick and fire resistant construction materials, and thus Ocala became known as the “Brick City.”

Participants should be prepare to walk approximately 2 miles and navigate sidewalks, curbs.  Sneakers or good walking shoes are recommend with a bottle a water.  Location to meet: Historic Ocala Preservation Society, 712 E. Fort King St. Ocala Fl 34471.

Please park in the corner lot of S.E. Fort King Street and Sanchez Ave. 

Instructor:  Brian Stoothoff
Course #: TRI223 | Room: Field Trip
Day of Week | Date | Time: W  |  10/8/2025 - 10/8/2025  |  9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Note: Students are not charged when placed on a waiting list, and will be notified by MTP staff if a seat becomes available.

 

By registering, I agree to INDEMNIFY AND HOLD HARMLESS Master the Possibilities, Inc., Sidney Colen & Associates, Ltd., On Top of the World Communities, Inc., Horticultural Arts & Park Institute, Inc., Bay Laurel Community Development District, and any of their agents, directors, officers, representatives, volunteers and employees from any and all loss, damage, injury, action or cause of action resulting from the classes, events, or trips and/or equipment owned or operated or permitted to be used or operated or is used or operated. This Release Waiver and Hold Harmless Agreement includes those classes, events, or trips inside or outside of Master the Possibilities, Inc. For the full waiver, visit  https://www.masterthepossibilities.org/sites/default/files/PDF/WaiverofLiability.pdf .

If class is cancelled by the participant because of COVID positive results, there will still be a processing fee incurred by the participant.

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