Port St. Lucie Historical Society, Inc.

P.O. Box 7146

Port St. Lucie, FL 34985

501 (c) (3) Public Charity, NFP

 Donations deductible to the extent allowed by law

Webmaster Mary Dodge

mary@jackmaryetc.com

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Glimpses into the city's past ...

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Sandpiper Bay Resort postcard	General Development Corp.'s welcome sign at U.S.1 and Prima Vista.	Old GDC Welcome Center	Early Mackle sales ad
Fourth of July 1966	Century 21 Lucieland Group prepare float for July 4 parade	PSL News float honoring Desert Storm military, July 4, 1992	First Methodist Church, destroyed by hurricanes of 2004 and 2005.
Beautiful Waters craft club meets in Yacht Club at Northport Marina	Port St. Lucie Raft Race at Northport Marina, mid-1980s	St. Lucie Association (of Realtors?) 1986 Raft Race entry	Sandpiper Bay Saints golf card with map, circa 1980
Area's first barber, Rich Brooks, cutting hair (1960) of Slim Purcell, then and now	David Riley, Roman Mager, Bob Burley surveying for future Elks Club	Organizers of the Port St. Lucie Chamber of Commerce	Groundbreaking for the Community Center on Airoso Boulevard
Groundbreaking for the Crosstown Parkway	Mayor Robert Minsky and State Senator (and Senate President) Ken Pruitt	The new City Hall behind the second City Hall	The GDC park on Riomar Boulevard
GDC salesmen in a 1967 meeting	The Brass Sandpiper restaurant at Sandpiper Bay Resort	Sandpiper Bay Villas and Resort	Photos on these pages belong either to the Port St. Lucie Historical Society or their owners and are not to be used without permission. Thank you.