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Historical Society of Martin County - Elliott Museum
Basic Information
Address: 825 NE Ocean Blvd, Stuart, FL 34996
Phone Number: 772-225-1961
Director: Ales Day
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Additional Information
Days and Hours: 7 days a week 10 am to 5 pm EST
Description:
INTERACT • LEARN • BE AMAZED
The Elliott Museum offers local history exhibits, temporary exhibits and a variety of collections to include vintage cars, baseball, artwork, Americana, and so much more.
Grade Levels:
Pre-K
K-5
6-8
9-12
Pre-K
K-5
6-8
9-12
Disabled Access:
The Elliott Museum is ADA compliant and equipped with ramps and an elevator.
Program Type:
We offer guided tours of the museum.
Admission/Tickets: Group rates for adults is $14 per person and for youth is $8 per youth.
Food: Philly Down South is on our campus and open Tuesday through Saturday. Reservations should be made through the cafe owner, Jim Leary.
Length of Visit: 1.5 hours
Student/Staff Ratio: 10 students to one staff person is preferred.
Max. Group Number: 75
Group Requirements: Please leave all water bottles, lunch boxes and backpacks on the bus. We ask that only five students accompanied with a chaperone be allowed in the gift shop at one time.
Exhibits: Our main gallery exhibits change every 6 months along with the artwork that adorns our hallways both upstairs and down. We offer a car gallery, baseball gallery, recreated general store and local history.
Reservations Needed: Yes, please contact Jes Robinson at 772-225-1961 ext 112 to arrange a group tour.
Directions:
https://www.google.com/maps/place/825+NE+Ocean+Blvd,+Stuart,+FL+34996/@27.214393,-80.175021,14z/data=!4m6!3m5!1s0x88dee0a540bff6c5:0x873b572c6e7b3d10!8m2!3d27.2143933!4d-80.1750214!16s%2Fg%2F11c5nx6y9n?hl=en&entry=ttu
Nearby Attractions: Our sister museum, the House of Refuge is 1.5 miles away and can handle small group tours of 20 people. The Oceanographic Center is right across the street from the Elliott Museum as well.
Mission Statement:
The mission of the Historical Society of Martin County is to collect, preserve, and share the history of the Treasure Coast; to provide fresh, eclectic, and relevant exhibitions and engagements for our guests; to assure that our museums are vital, responsive, and agile community gathering places that nurture an environment of collaboration; to serve as a catalyst for economic development, and to continuously earn the honor of being a point of pride for our community.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
We gracefully embrace a culture of creating great memories, touching hearts, and uplifting the spirits of each other and everyone who crosses our threshold.
Facility History:
ABOUT THE ELLIOTT
A Tribute to Genius
South Florida has long been enriched by seasonal residents. Harmon Elliott (1887 - 1969), son of prolific inventor Sterling Elliott, was among those who have made a mark on the Stuart area. To celebrate his father's work and bring an educational and cultural resource to the region, Harmon provided the principal funds for the original Elliott Museum which opened in 1961. The Soroptimist Club of Stuart had prevented the last House of Refuge from being demolished, and Harmon was impressed with the way they had taken care of it. He tasked them with running the Elliott Museum in addition to the House of Refuge, and the Historical Society of Martin County was established to oversee both facilities.
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