A visit to St.
Lucie County is a window to Florida’s past. Ft. Pierce, the county
seat, was the center of the town's activity and gathering place for the
early settlers. Spruce Bluff, in Port St. Lucie, where the first known
inhabitants settled is the site of an Ais Indian burial ground.
In the
western part of the county one can find citrus groves and cattle ranches
dominating the landscape. St. Lucie County and its Atlantic coastline
provide visitors an opportunity to experience Florida natural and wild,
"as it used to be".
Downtown
Main Street - Fort Pierce
Where historical downtown blends an ambiance
of old and new. Stroll among restored turn-of-the-century buildings. Enjoy
the waterfront and the beautiful Ft. Pierce City Marina. Explore quaint
shops, art galleries, and a fine selection of restaurants on and off the
water.
Another
important historical stop is the Sunrise Theater that opened its doors on
August 1, 1923. It became the largest vaudeville theater on Florida's east
coast. It was the host to silent movies, concerts, plays and legendary
artists such as Sally Rand and Cowboy Tom Mix
.It has recently been
totally remodeled.
