Much of the land that once was part of the former town has been annexed into Jupiter, which grew into a vibrant community, unlike its undeveloped sister. Some of the land remains in unincorporated Palm Beach County. When it was gone, the memory of this little town, born of rebellion, wilted like a fern in the hot sun, but for a chance encounter with a demolished building, a burning pile of stuff and a man who snatched up a little notebook of papers. Links Information Discussion Top Copyright 2000 by the Jupiter History Web Project except as noted. Identified pictures and stories remain the property of the copyright holders and authors identified herein.
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