Your support of the Historical Society of Martin County is vital to enhancing the quality of life in our area. Studies have shown that communities with exceptional museums provide an asset to their local schools by developing youth who are highly motivated and aware of their own potential. Children growing up in a community with a museum are less at risk and do better in school.
 
Museums are universally recognized as important assets that directly impact the economic vitality and quality of life of their regions. They attract educated residents and visitors, enhance property values and provide a valuable community resource for education, history and the arts.
 
You can see that your contribution to the Historical Society of Martin County will not only help to preserve the past – it will benefit Martin County residents now and throughout the future. There are many ways you can help. In addition to membership and financial donations, we offer a variety of options to remember the Historical Society of Martin County in your estate planning. For more information on how you can provide valuable financial underwriting to the Historical Society, contact Development Manager Amy Christensen at achristensen@elliottmuseumfl.org, or call her at 772-225-1961, ext. 110.
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For over 50 years, the Elliott Museum in Stuart, Florida has preserved our region’s history, celebrated innovation and provided inspiration for future generations. Now the Elliott is preparing to make history of its own, as the current museum makes way for a state-of-the-art facility, slated to open in 2010.