Fort Pierce is a city of 38,000 residents and 17 square miles, is rich in history, and continues its reign as the area's commercial center. Its transportation network has grown to include Interstate 95, the Florida Turnpike, Highway 70 and the St. Lucie County International Airport. As the oldest city in the four-county area, Fort Pierce continues to play an important role in the development of the Treasure Coast. Fort Pierce has that "small town" feeling with the advantages of the "big city.
Ft. Pierce City Marina is quiet, clean and is a friendly gateway to the Bahamas. Located in the heart of historic downtown riverfront of Fort Pierce offering a variety of restaurants, Tiki Bar, Post Office, banks and slips that can accommodate vessels up to 175' in length. 240 Floating and fixed docks!
Residents and visitors enjoy an attractive historic downtown waterfront, with unique retail shopping, restaurants, marina, galleries and a 1923 performing arts theatre currently under renovation. With numerous annual and monthly events, Fort Pierce has something for everyone to experience.
The City of Fort Pierce has been the center of St. Lucie County for 100 years. With a rich, colorful history, Fort Pierce developed along the Indian River in 1850's as a fort during the Seminole Wars and was named for its commander, Lt. Colonel Pierce. Built in 1883, the P.P. Cobb building, which is still in use today, served as the county's general store and trading post.
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