




Mission
The mission of the Martin County Historic Preservation Board is to advance the local designation of the County’s historic structures and landmarks in order to raise awareness of the importance of the County’s architectural and archaeological legacy to community identity and the preservation of Martin County’s unique past.
Overview
The Martin County Historic Preservation Board (HPB) was created in 2003 when the Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) adopted its Historic Preservation Ordinance. The HPB is a group of citizens appointed by the BOCC to assist them in implementing the ordinance.
Some of the HPB's powers and duties include designating structures that are more than 50 years old to the Martin County Register of Historic Landmarks and promoting an awareness of the benefits of historic preservation to the community.
The Board has helped Martin County preserve valuable local history by designating historic structures such as: the Mansion at Tuckahoe, the House of Refuge, Captain Sewall's House, the New Monrovia One-Room Schoolhouse, and the Golden Gate Building.
The Historic Preservation Board also coordinates Historic Preservation Month each May to educate the public about Martin County’s historic treasures and the importance of historic preservation. If you have any questions about historic preservation in Martin County, please contact us.
PUBLIC SITES WITH HISTORIC DESIGNATION |
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Mount Elizabeth Archaeological Site |
1707 NE Indian River Drive, Jensen Beach |
2000 BC |
House of Refuge |
301 MacArthur Boulevard, Stuart |
1876 |
Captain Sewall's House |
1707 NE Indian River Drive, Jensen Beach |
1889 |
All Saints' Episcopal Church |
2377 NE Patrician Street, Jensen Beach | 1898 |
Georges Valentine Shipwreck Site |
301 SE MacArthur Boulevard, Stuart (offshore) | 1904 |
Jensen Beach Christian Church |
1890 & 1870 NE Church Street, Jensen Beach |
1912 |
Golden Gate Building |
3225 SE Dixie Highway, Stuart |
1925 |
Olympia School (Apollo) |
9141 SE Apollo Street, Hobe Sound |
1925 |
Lyric Theatre |
59 SW Flagler Avenue, Stuart |
1926 |
Seminole Inn |
15885 SW Warfield Boulevard, Indiantown |
1926 |
Stuart Welcome Arch |
2369 NE Dixie Highway, Jensen Beach |
1926 |
New Monrovia One-Room Schoolhouse |
4455 SE Murray Street, Port Salerno | 1930 |
Trapper Nelson's Interpretive Site |
16450 SE Federal Highway, Hobe Sound | 1933 |
Log Cabin |
2369 NE Dixie Highway, Jensen Beach |
1936 |
Martin County Courthouse |
80 SE Ocean Boulevard, Stuart | 1937 |
Mansion at Tuckahoe |
1921 NE Indian River Drive, Jensen Beach | 1938 |
The following list includes all historic designated sites (both public and private) located in Martin County.
LOCAL REGISTER |
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3034 SE Jefferson Street, Stuart |
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660 SW 34th Street, Palm City |
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2377 NE Patrician Street, Jensen Beach |
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2305 NE Dixie Highway, Jensen Beach |
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12212 SE Lantana Avenue, Hobe Sound |
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1707 NE Indian River Drive, Jensen Beach |
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1890 & 1870 NE Church Street, Jensen Beach |
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2369 NE Dixie Highway, Jensen Beach |
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1821 NE Mango Terrace, Jensen Beach |
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4455 SE Murray Street, Port Salerno |
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1052 NE Glass Drive, Jensen Beach |
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8230 SE Dharlys Street, Hobe Sound |
NATIONAL REGISTER |
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SITE | ADDRESS |
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1170 SE Ocean Boulevard, Stuart |
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18681 SW Conners Highway, Port Mayaca |
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214 South Beach Road, Jupiter Island |
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301 SE Macarthur Boulevard (offshore) |
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59 SW Flagler Avenue, Stuart |
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1707 NE Indian River Drive, Jensen Beach |
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16450 SE Federal Highway, Hobe Sound |
LOCAL & NATIONAL REGISTER |
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SITE | ADDRESS |
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80 SE Ocean Boulevard, Stuart |
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3225 SE Dixie Highway, Stuart |
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301 Macarthur Boulevard, Stuart |
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1921 NE Indian River Drive, Jensen Beach |
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9141 SE Apollo Street, Hobe Sound |
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15885 SW Warfield Boulevard, Indiantown |
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2369 NE Dixie Highway, Jensen Beach |
Historic Preservation Tour
The Historic Preservation Tour Story Map explores the unique, public sites with local or national historic designation located in Martin County, Florida. Images are chronologically ordered by year in which each site was built. Select the image below! (Opens in a new window).