About this object
It stands as a snapshot of how Stuart residents and neighboring towns marketed their tropical paradise to a growing number of winter visitors and vacationers during post-war America's golden age of leisure travel.
Brochure
In the 1960s, when Stuart's tourism industry was flourishing along Florida's Treasure Coast, this colorful brochure invited visitors to explore the natural beauty and attractions of nearby Palm Beach by guided tour. The brochure captures a moment when organized tourism was reshaping Martin County and the region, offering travelers curated experiences of the area's beaches, waterways, and developing coastal communities.
It stands as a snapshot of how Stuart residents and neighboring towns marketed their tropical paradise to a growing number of winter visitors and vacationers during post-war America's golden age of leisure travel.
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| Object type | Brochure |
|---|---|
| Accession no. | 2023.11.006 |
| Where to see it | In storage |
| Provenance | Donated by Boo Lowery |
| Catalog description | Palm Beach Horizons Tours Brochure from 1966 |