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  • Drew Woodson King (1909-1973), Stuart mayor (1949-1951), realtor and owner of the Pelican Hotel and Stuart Hardware Co. Husband of artist Frances Carlton King.
  • The large Royal Poinciana Hotel in Palm Beach.

    Listed in the FPC record book 1 (PDF p. 129) as "3961 Royal Poinciana, Palm Beach, Weaver"
  • Broster Kitching (1838–1915) settled in Sebastian, Florida in 1885, and later moved to Stuart (then called Potsdam) where his brother Walter lived. He was postmaster from 1894 to 1913. He lived with his sister Susanna in a house behind the post office.
  • Informational brochure for St. Joseph's College in Jensen Beach.
  • Informational brochure for St. Joseph's College in Jensen Beach.
  • South side of St. Lucie River, including Frazier Creek, France Apartments, and downtown Stuart. Pressel Building (built 1940) not present; St. Lucie Hotel annex not at the end of St. Lucie Avenue (moved in 1925).
  • Caption reads "Boat Entering Locks, Lake Okeechobee, Fla. One of the drainage canals which assists in reclaiming four million acres of very rich and fertile land known as the 'Everglades.' These canals are also used for transportation and thousands of people are now living upon land that was once a trackless waste."
  • Cars parked for an event at the newly established River Forest real estate development near Stuart. A treasure hunt and picnic lunch was held on 13 March 1926 on Treasure Island (in Halpatiokee Regional Park in 2026) in the South Fork of the St. Lucie River.

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  • Large gathering of people for a "treasure hunt" on Treasure Island (in Halpatiokee Regional Park in 2026), 13 March 1926, at the newly established River Forest real estate development near Stuart. Several hold shovels, ready to search for the treasure buried by the River Forest Land Syndicate, the sponsors of the event and owners of the real estate property.

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  • Group on a boat tied to a shore, 13 March 1926, at the treasure hunt event held at the newly established River Forest real estate development near Stuart (in Halpatiokee Regional Park in 2026).

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