Polk Museum of Art
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The Polk Museum of Art is an art museum in Lakeland, Florida.
It was originally established by the Junior Welfare League in 1966 and called the Imperial Youth Museum. The museum was renamed Polk Public Museum in 1969 as part of its expanded focus on art, history, and science. The museum's current name was adopted as part of its first building campaign in the 1980s.
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