Treasure Coast History

A few of our favorite stories

Post author:Michelle Moore
Post published:July 24, 2020
Post category:Treasure Coast History

A few of our favorite stories The Tommie family, offspring of Seminole Chief Chupco, is thought to be the Treasure Coast’s oldest family. BY GREGORY ENNS Indian River Magazine Publisher…

An epic tale of survival

Post author:Michelle Moore
Post published:July 24, 2020
Post category:Treasure Coast History

Journal describes brutal capture, rescue of British castaways from coastal Indians

Steaming ahead

Post author:Michelle Moore
Post published:July 24, 2020
Post category:Treasure Coast History

Plans for an historical village on track in Fellsmere

Laid-back speed wizard

Post author:Michelle Moore
Post published:July 24, 2020
Post category:Treasure Coast History

Boating innovator enjoyed the slow lifestyle on the Treasure Coast

Spirited Excursion

Post author:Michelle Moore
Post published:July 23, 2020
Post category:Treasure Coast History

Walking tour pulls back the curtain on Vero’s haunted past

Celebrating 10 spectacular years

Post author:Michelle Moore
Post published:July 22, 2020
Post category:Arts of the Treasure Coast Treasure Coast History

New season marks a decade since the re-opening of the majestic Sunrise Theatre

Iris Wall

Life on Florida’s last frontier

Post author:Michelle Moore
Post published:July 21, 2020
Post category:Treasure Coast History Treasure Coast Personalities

Cracker grandam shares her love of the Old Florida lifestyle

HUNTING GROUNDS

Post author:Michelle Moore
Post published:July 21, 2020
Post category:Treasure Coast History

German U-boats wreaked havoc in shipping lanes off the Treasure Coast during World War II

Boatload of memories

Post author:Michelle Moore
Post published:July 20, 2020
Post category:Best of Boating Treasure Coast History

Late centenarian left lasting mark on Treasure Coast marine industry

Enduring legacy

Post author:Michelle Moore
Post published:July 20, 2020
Post category:In Memoriam Treasure Coast History

Adams, 91, died Sept. 22 surrounded by family in the modest cypress home he built on Adams Ranch west of Fort Pierce for his bride in 1949. Until a stroke a week before he died, he continued to drive himself around the ranch that he spent 80 years tending and protecting.