El Cid Historic Neighborhood Association | A West Palm Beach & National Register Community

El Cid - Welcome to the NEIGHBorhood

The El Cid Neighborhood had its beginnings in 1875 when Benjamin Lainhart, the first permanent resident of the western shore of Lake Worth, built a cabin near Barcelona Road. The neighborhood came of age 50 years later during the 1920's Florida land boom.

The El Cid District is listed on the local, State, and National Register of Historic Places. With a concentration of outstanding period architecture combined with the community’s dedication to preserving its history, the neighborhood attracts professionals and business owners proud to call El Cid home.

OUR HISTORY

COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS

It is time to renew your El Cid Historic Neighborhood Association membership for 2023If you are new to the community – welcome!  Please tab over to the membership page to find out how to pay your dues.

2024 South End Police Chief’s Meetings are January 17th, April 17th, July 17th and October 16th at 6pm at Cox Science Center STEM building at 4800 Dreher Trail North.

We need volunteers to help with the neighborhood activities!  Please contact us at [email protected] and let us know how you would like to be involved. 

MEMBERSHIP

The El Cid Neighborhood Association is a 501(c)3 – charitable organization with an all-volunteer board dedicated to the preservation of the historic integrity of the neighborhood. We are committed to the education of our community through programs highlighting the unique character of the El Cid Historic District.

We have three categories of membership: Regular, Associate and Business/Merchant.

All proceeds raised go toward fulfilling our mission and meeting the needs of our residents. Dues support maintenance and beautification of the landscape and hardscape in our common areas.

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