St. Lucie County Regional History Center
LOCATION: 414 Seaway Drive, Fort Pierce, FL 34949
TELEPHONE: (772) 462-1795
CENTER HOURS: Tuesday - Saturday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
ADMISSION: Adult $4.00; Seniors $3.50; Children 6-17 and College Students $1.50; Children under 6 are free (Ask about special rates for County residents) To book group tours please call 772-462-1891
Explore and experience St. Lucie County's rich history:
16 permanent exhibits that chronologically showcase the history of St. Lucie County including:
- Artifacts from the Treasure Coast's early people, the Ais Tribe
- 1715 wreck of the Spanish treasure fleet
- Re-created Seminole Encampment
- 1838 Second Seminole War uniforms and material from Old Fort Pierce
- Turn of the century industries: fishing, pineapple, cattle and citrus
- Downtown Fort Pierce and the P.P. Cobb General Store
- One of Fort Pierce's 1st fire engines, a 1919 American La France fire engine pumper
- Hill Family photographic collection (Early 20th century St. Lucie County)
- World War II and the United States Naval Amphibious Training Base
A guided tour of the 1908 Register-Gardner House is included with admission. Audio tours available free of charge.
STAFF: Superintendent: John Donlon
Education Specialist: Brynn Elizabeth Batsche