One of the best museums I have ever been to. The vintage cars , bikes etc were second to none. I have been to no less than 6 transportation museums across the country and this was the BEST. One of the highlights was the "auto elevator". You pick which car you would like to see and the automated system moves between three floors , grabs the car and brings it to the viewing area. AMAZING

One for the best display of cars I have been to in FL. Friendly staff and very knowledgeable. There is a car vending machine. Unfortunately as we were checking in, the machine had an issue and was not able to function before we left. I will definitely be back the next time I am in Stuart. Can wait to see this machine operating!

Great Museum. They have everything you would expect for a museum. First they had a bunch of cars and a big machine that displayed them. They had some extremely old cars and newer ones too. Then they had some baseball stuff and then some really cool local exhibits. They also had signs saying that a new exhibit about ancient Egypt was coming for a limited time. Admission was reasonably priced. It is also in a good area and is right next to the Oceanographic Center and the Beach’s. It is also close to the House of Refuge historic site which I 100% recommended visiting in fact I even think there shuttles to there from the Museum. A must visit if you are in the area or traveling along highway A1A.

Instead of focusing on one thing, the Elliott Museum likely has something for everyone (unless you're someone who has no interests whatsoever). Because of this, some of them were a "miss"- I didn't really connect with the featured King Tut exhibit because it was recreations instead of actual artifacts- but others were quite enjoyable. I particularly liked Wheels of Change, and wished I had been able to visit a few weeks later for a new one highlighting the career of Derek Jeter. A reason to return, no doubt.

This was a delightful surprise. Having grown up in Detroit and having visited the huge Henry Ford Museum in nearby Dearborn, as well as automotive museums in other localities, I did not expect the automotive wing of this particular museum to be as complete and as enjoyable as it turned out to be. Additionally, the entire museum is small enough to not be overwhelming. Entrance fees are reasonable, staff is pleasant, and parking is free and convenient.

This is easy to get to as it is located on the south side of A1A where the road turns to the north and travels up the coast from the town of Stuart. It is a 2 story brick and glass structure. There is a small parking lot to the north and additional parking to the east of the building between it and the beach. The entrance is on the north side of the structure. You walk into a Foucalt pendulum on display. The counter where you can purchase tickets is to the right and the museum is to right and behind that. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Military are free and there are discounts for seniors. We got the combination ticket that allows you to see the museum and the nearby House of Refuge. The museum celebrates lots of celebrities and history that are unique to Stuart and the area to include Sterling Elliott. There are 2 stories of exhibits to include a very impressive historic car display, a baseball card display, Sterling Elliot exhibit and, when I visited, a King Tut exhibit. If you get the combination ticket, they will drive you to and from the House of Refuge. Overall, it was a very nice museum with a lot of fascinating local history and memorabilia.

I lived in Start from 1979-1985 and never visited the Elliot Museum! Why did I let this happen? Today my daughter and I on a sentimental visit to Stuart spend a couple of hours at the Elliot Museum. It was FANTASTIC! A varied exhibit with lots of Stuart area history too. Don’t pass this place by.