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Historical Landmarks
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No other location on the East Coast of the United States enjoys the international reputation for guiding ships throughout the centuries, as does the area now known as Jupiter. |
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| Early settlers relied on the bounty of the Loxahatchee River and access to the Atlantic to provide their living, while it is tourism, boating and sport fishing that attract residents and visitors to these bodies of water today. |
- Dubois Home (1898 pioneer home)
19075 Dubois Rd., Dubois Park
747-6639
Built in 1898 by Harry and Susan DuBois on an ancient Indian Shell mound. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Group tours can be arranged in advance. Admission: suggested $2 donation.
- Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum
Starting December 20, 2006, Hours: Tuesday-Sunday, 10am-5pm with tours ending at 4:00pm. Admission is $7 adults, $5 children ages 6-18, under 5 are admitted free.
Tower-top tour restrictions: climbers must be 48” tall, no flip-flops or spike heeled shoes. For further information call 561-747-8380
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