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What's the biggest fish you've reeled in on the Treasure Coast? This vintage photo of a 181-pound tarpon caught in the St. Lucie River is now on display at our 'Lure of Florida Fishing' exhibit. Come check it out.
For the month of May, the Elliott Museum is proud to display Batik and Shibori masks and pillow cases created by Jensen Beach High School students. Come and check it out!
I wish I were still down there, I definitely would have checked it out!
MLB legend Willie Mays turned 90 last week! With a career spanning more than two decades, this iconic baseball player was named Rookie of the Year (1951) and National League MVP (1954). Do you know which team Mays played for *after* he left the New York/San Francisco Giants in 1972?
Come see this signed card and hundreds of others at the Elliott Museum’s Baseball Gallery.
See this 1954 Corvette in person at the Elliott Museum. Our unique 3-level car racking system allows visitors to see the classic vehicle of their choice.
Very cool museum to go to!!
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HSMC is proud to have two Blue Star Museums!
And admission is always free to Veterans and Military personnel.
Call us for any questions at 772.225.1961
Historical Society of Martin County
The Historical Society of Martin County is the parent organization of the Elliott Museum and House of Refuge Museum. As the Elliott Museum wows guests with its renowned car and baseball collections, the House of Refuge showcases what life was like for the Keeper and his family in turn-of-the-century Florida. Both museums showcase a wide variety of exhibits, collections, and lectures, all designed to serve the interests of people who live in and visit Florida’s Treasure Coast.
The Historical Society of Martin County is the parent organization of the Elliott Museum and House of Refuge Museum.
