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The devastating 1908 fire in Jensen
The devastating fire of May 3, 1908, in Jensen has been called the most destructive fire ever to have occurred in that…
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The people, places, events and buildings that shaped our town, from its pioneer days to today. Each page gives a short answer first, then the full story with sources you can check.
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The devastating fire of May 3, 1908, in Jensen has been called the most destructive fire ever to have occurred in that…
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It seemed as though residents in the small town of Stuart in the early 20th century were generally healthy, perhaps explaining why…
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Vitamin A, essential for good human health was once derived from oil extracted from the liver of sharks and a leading supplier…
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Probably the most notorious criminal in Stuart and surrounding areas in the 1910s and ’20s was John Ashley, the son of Joe…
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Countless sons and daughters from Martin County have served in the U.S. Armed Forces, in times of war as well as peace,…
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The Lyric Theatre in downtown Stuart has been operated not only as a movie house, but has also provided a venue for…
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The city of Stuart, incorporated in May 1914, issued its first restaurant license to Jack Harrison for an eatery, which was little…
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Interesting Stories and Forgotten Facts Martin County has been home to many ingenious and industrious businessmen, inventors, renowned artists and craftsmen, many…
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It may seem hard to believe, but in 1916 a full-length feature movie was actually filmed in Stuart. Henry W. Savage, playwright…
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Stuart’s airport, even from its earliest beginnings, has always been highly rated. Countless multimillionaire businessmen, professionals, executives as well as other very…
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In the fabulous ’50s, with the birth of rock ‘n’ roll, the popularity of drive-in movies, school sock hops, sleep-over parties and,…
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Stuart was a very small town in 1925, but Charles Henry Peacock, a capitalist investor from New Jersey and Pennsylvania, realized its…