The Stuart Heritage museum in Stuart, Florida is a local heritage museum focused on the history, architecture, and people of Stuart and the surrounding Martin County area.

The museum is located on a historic 2 story frame building on Flagler Avenue. The building, known for its historical significant architecture, first started as the Geo Parks Grocery and General Merchandise owned and built by George Parks in 1901.In 1913 it became the Stuart Mercantile company and turned into the Stuart Feed Store in 1989.

The museum collection features over ten thousand artifacts from the 1880s to the 1950s. Another historic building, the Talley and Evans Crary House has been moved to the lot beside the museum for restoration and future use.