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Indiantown aerial, c. 1955
Aerial over Indiantown. -
Indiantown Printing Co. lease signing, 1960
Group portrait taken at the First Indiantown Bank for the signing of a leasing contract which moved the former Record Press printing plant from New Hampshire to Indiantown to become the Indiantown Printing Company. The photo was published in The Stuart News (Thu, Mar 10, 1960) with the following identifications: (seated left to right) Raymond J. Gorman, Indiantown Company president, Brede Klefos, vice president of the Record Press, and Robert M. Post, executive director of Record Press and (second row, left to right) Robert F. McRoberts Jr., Martin County attorney, W. R. Scott, state representative, Robert Scagliotti, Indiantown Printing plant designer, James Z. Burgess, Resources and Development Board president, and Jack Robinson, executive director. -
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Rodeo at the Circle T Ranch, c. 1955
Rodeo participants and spectators gathered around the rodeo horse enclosures at the Circle T Ranch in Indiantown. -
Andy's Sundries, c. 1957
Proprietors Alvin and Phyllis Andrews stand behind the jewelry counter at their store located in the Post Office Arcade Building. Photo published in The Stuart News (Thu, Sep 01, 1955 ·Page 2) identify their store's name as Andy's Drug Store and Luncheonette but the store was later referred to as Andy's Sundries from 1958 until the store closed in the late 1960s. -
Seahorse Pharmacy, 1952
Several cars parked in front of Seahorse Pharmacy. Sign advertising Westinghouse appliances also in view for the Highbee Electric business next door to the Pharmacy.
Seahorse Pharmacy was in operation between 1952 and 1962 at 47 E. Ocean Blvd (330 E. 4th Street before 1960) in Stuart. Highbee Electric was at this location between 1949 and Jan 1953, when it relocated to Osceola Street. The cars in front include a Nash Rambler convertible (third from left; produced between 1950 and 1955). -
Kindred's Superette, c. 1955
Kindred's Superette grocery store located at Ocean Blvd. and Colorado Avenue in Stuart, just off Confusion Corner. -
Oughterson house, c. 1930
The home of Stuart attorney, T. T. "Ted" Oughterson. Prior to Oughterson's purchase of the home, it was used as the Dunscombe packing house for the Phoenix Fruit Company.Tags Dwellings -
Lester's Garage, 1934
Lester's Service Garage (previously the Babcock Garage) with a few vehicles. Knapp Inn sign in view in the background.