Exactly what a library should be this day in our lil slice of heaven on the treasure coast :)…read moreIf your friends don't have books, don't be friends with them :D I love to read. One of my picks is "fail fast and fail often" ~~self help? Yes thank you :)) I'm part of the community. See ya there :* You can trust me, it's right here in context ;D

I just wanna give a major shoutout to some key employees who has been nothing but insightful and…read morehelpful durning my time in the Morningside Branch Library. Major Thanks to Shelly, Lisa, & Bill for going above and beyond on assisting me in all the things to help myself and my family. Highly recommend this location

I like this library its associated with the Indian River State College. There is plenty of seating…read morewith work stations. During the school year seating may be tight, but during the summer theirs plenty of seating. There are plenty of public computers. I would have given the location a 5 but during school workstations are not a commodity.

I wanted to donate a brand new book highly in demand to the Rosser branch the lifecycle if the…read morecommon octopus. You can't get the book for less thann$29 and wait is 6 weeks or more. Thru have one in order don't even own the book. The bureaucracy of having it possibly out into a book sale or sent to another branch is nuts. Too bad I'm sure their patrons are losing out fir them not willing to accept a brand new hardcover book into their collection.

Very outgoing staff, polite and helpful. I took my grandkids of course this was their first time…read moreand they loved it.

I started going to this library recently and find one of the older…read moreladys upstairs behind the desk rude and lazy.In the 2-3 times Ive asked for help it is a major chore to do anything and she gripesabout everything instead of her doing her job and helping people.Its like she happy sitting on her rear. Travis is everyones go to person. I have asked for help about 4-5 times over time and he is awesome.The guy is always friendly and gets you what ever you need or help with what ever you need help with. I ask that you send grumpy workers to training because its like asking a nun in grammar school for help.Asking a librarian for help should not be a hassle experience...they shopuld be glad to help you with a smile not sarcasm. Sebastian staff is IVY league compared to some here in Vero Beach.

Two stars is maybe a little harsh because it's my first time here, but man does this library kinda…read moresuck. windows are dirty and lights are yellow. Kinda makes the place gloomier. Very condensed but that's not their fault. Just go there You'll see what i'm talking about

House of Seven Gables is a historic home turned visitors center in Ft. Pierce. It was built in…read more1905. In 1943 it was a house of prostitution frequented by servicemen during WWII. In 1987 it was sold at auction and used as a taxidermy studio. In 1997 the house was donated to the city of Fort Pierce and moved to its present location on June 31, 1998. In 2000 the St. Lucie Chamber of Commerce opened the house as a visitor's center providing information about things to do in the area and places to stay and eat at. The volunteers who work here answer visitors questions and also give free tours of the house. If you are in the area it is worth a stop especially since the A. E. Backus Museum and Gallery and Manatee Observation and Education Center are located on either side of the House of Seven Gables.

The ladies who helped us here were so sweet and nice, and they really had great information on the…read moresurrounding area. We never could get the WiFi to work, however, and the limited days and hours can make it hard to reach them, but it's a beautiful building for the Fort Pierce Visitor Center.

David, the manager was really friendly and welcomed everyone waiiting in line inside promptly upon…read moreopening the doors. Instructions were given in a friendly and clear manner and i was in and out of there with my appointment within 20 minutes

No new phone number on line. After repeated calls to Social Security at a variety of phone numbers…read morefound on line, in letters written to me by Social Security and in my on line Social Security account and being on the phone on hold for an hour to two hours at a time over a period of a week, I finally drive over an hour to the local Port St. Lucie office. I needed to update my address and the account on line would not permit me to do that. I then found that my Social Security benefits were suspended for failing to update my address. Once I arrived at the Port St. Lucie office I found a security guard at the door handing out a number to call to make an appointment. No appointments could be made in person. The telephone number handed out is not the phone number on the website. After three disconnected calls to that number I was advised by the security guard that the phone automatically disconnects with no notice if a SS rep is not available within 17 minutes. I called the number 866-366-1627 one lat time before leaving the vestibule of the So Ila Security Office and was finally connected at 16 minutes out. I have no complaint about the social security representative. The rep resolved my issue and updated my address. Improvement MUST be made in representative availability and communication. So frustrating. Had I not gone on line to check my account I would not have known that my social security benefits had been suspended. The benefits are how I pay for Medicare so I could have also lost my Medicare benefits.

Lots going at this post. Great Sunday breakfast, Taco Tuesday and other events, most dinners and…read moreevents open to the public,, stop by and pick up a calendar, great bartenders led by Mel !

Stopped in for Sunday bfast great choice of eggs bacon sausage pancakes French toast grits home…read morefries coffee tea 8$ can't be beat.

I love historic abandoned buildings so I was so excited to find this amazing 1914 Catholic School…read moreon Orange Ave. in Ft. Pierce. The school was built by James P. McNichol, a senator from Philadelphia who used to come to Florida in the winter to fish. The school, a wood church, rectory, and convent were built to serve around 30 Catholic families in the area. A pastor rode into town once a month. McNichol's deceased wife was named Anastasia, so the school was named for St. Anastasia. The first pastor of the church was Father Rupert Gabriel. The high school remained in the building until the fall of 1965, when the last of the students moved to the new St. Anastasia High School. In 1978, the Miami Diocese sold the property for $120,000. The church, rectory, and convent buildings have since been demolished. Today only the school remains and it was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places on August 10,2000. The school suffered damage Hurricane Frances and Jeanne. In 2008 a new roof was added by REG Architects and Summit Construction of Vero Beach LLC. They were able to stabilize the building. New windows were added in 2014 on the buildings 100th anniversary. Some of them have since been smashed. Ft. Pierce is currently looking for someone to take over the property and perhaps turn it into some kind of center for the arts.