Opened in 1992, this small museum features the finds of a well-known Floridian treasure hunter. The gold items he discovered at local shipwrecks are on display here. The museum is open Mon-Sat 10-5 and Sunday 12-5.

Mel Fisher began his full-time treasure hunting career in 1963, just south of Brevard county in Vero Beach. Mel spent the next 6 years successfully salvaging the 1715 Fleet, a fleet of sunken treasure-laden ships that sank off the coast near Vero Beach, which is why the area got the name, "Florida's Treasure Coast". Amanda grew up on the Treasure Coast. After salvaging the 1715 Fleet, Mel Fisher moved to the Florida Keys, and spent 16 years searching for and discovering the main pile of the Nuestra Señora de Atocha in July of 1985. This is still considered the largest underwater treasure find in history.