Elliott Museum

The Elliott Museum in Stuart preserves local history with a nationally recognized automotive collection that spans motorcycles, trucks, bicycles and more than 90 cars. Exhibits combine restored vehicles with interactive kiosks and curated media under the museum’s “Wheels of Change” programming.

A highlight is an automated robotic racking system that presents vehicles on a turntable, letting visitors see rare Model A and Model AA commercial vehicles alongside themed displays. The Historical Society of Martin County operates the museum and maintains rotating exhibits and public programs.

A hands-on, museum experience focused on automobiles and local history.

Look out for:

• Over 90 cars and trucks covering road-going vehicles, commercial models and classic motorcycles.

• An automated robotic racking system that retrieves vehicles to a display turntable for viewing.

• One of the largest public collections of Ford Model A and Model AA commercial vehicles.

• Interactive kiosks and story-driven media under the museum’s auto collection programming.

Best way to experience it:

Allow 1–2 hours to see the automotive displays, watch vehicle presentations from the racking system, and explore the museum’s rotating exhibits; check the museum calendar for special events or themed tours.

• Located at 825 NE Ocean Blvd, Stuart; phone (772) 225‑1961 and email info@elliottmuseumfl.org for questions.

• Open daily 10:00 AM–5:00 PM (closed major holidays); confirm current hours on the museum site before visiting.

• Admission categories and combo tickets are published by the museum—check the official site for current rates.

• Some exhibits use automated machinery and media; suitable supervision is recommended for young children.