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Photo: Stephen B Calvert Clariosophic, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Another historic church building in Jensen Beach was constructed of concrete shortly before WWI. The interior's pulpit and pews were donated to the church by Florida developer Henry Flagler. It was added to the County Historic Register in 2010.
The Jensen Beach Christian Church, originally known as the Jensen Union Church, is an historic church building located at 1890 N.E. Church Street in Jensen Beach, Florida. Built in the Gothic Revival style between 1910 and 1912 of site manufactured concrete blocks cast to look like stones, it was designed to serve the needs of local Protestants. Its pulpit and pews, which are still in use, were donated by Henry Morrison Flagler, the developer of the Florida East Coast Railway, whose mainline still runs through Jensen Beach less than a block west of the church.
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Built in 1898 in the Waveland community, it's the county's oldest church building. It is also the site of Jensen Beach's only cemetery, the Alleluia Cross, and an outdoor altar.
Racey's Tuckahoe
A Native American archeological site added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2002.
Park with 2 museums and a play fountain.
With 12 exhibits geared for children, from a train set to a Spanish galleon, the Children's Museum opened in 2008 and has welcomed more than 100,000 visitors.