Right off the main highway. Free and easy to access. Read about a piece of history and view the monument dedicated to those who lost their lives in the hurricane.

Stop and pay tribute to the 600 people who lost their lives in this devastating 1935 hurricane. Info on the storm is on placards behind the monument.

Worth the effort to find this hurricane memorial on the ocean side of the road (approx. mile marker 81). The use of the local Keys stone is fantastic. Read the story of the tragedy and who is buried under the memorial. Parking is on the...More

The hurricane monument is worth a quick stop. It is a great memorial to a powerful storm. It sits immediately off the highway, is free and is easy to access.

This is a beautiful monument dedicated to the countless men and women that lost their lives in the Labor Day Hurricane of 1935. Still the strongest storm to ever strike the United States. It doesn't take long to see it all ,but it really puts...More

This hurricane monument is a reminder of how dangerous the weather can be. The recent storm caused so much damage and everyone needs to heed the warnings to move to safer ground in the event of storm settings.

On left side of the number 1 highway going west, so you get to cross busy traffic both ways. A short visit and interesting monument.