| As the oldest structure on the Treasure Coast (circa 1876), The House of Refuge Museum at Gilbert’s Bar has weathered many storms and provided shelter for shipwreck survivors. It is the only remaining House of Refuge in the country. The museum is open seven days a week. Tours, which provide a look at |
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turn-of-the-century coastal living at the Refuge, include the boathouse living quarters and a WWII lookout tower. The House of Refuge is also for rent as a scenic seaside locale for everything from business gatherings to weddings. Contact us to learn more. |
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