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On the House of Refuge pier, 1898
Photograph published in Gilbert's Bar House Of Refuge - Home Of History by Sandra Henderson Thurlow and Deanna Wintercorn Thurlow (p. 20) with the caption "Susan Bessey stands on the dock at Gilbert's Bar House of Refuge with her sister Bessie Shackleford sitting beside her. Their father, W. A. Corbin (1828-1908), sits on the porch. This photograph taken by Mr. and Mrs. Will Harris of Walton, in 1898, is the best known photograph of Gilbert's Bar House of Refuge before the upper row of windows were added around 1911."
Poor quality copy. -
Edith Kitching Glass in uniform, c. 1898
Portrait of Edith Kitching Glass wearing a head covering and robe uniform with an embroidered crescent symbol on the lapel. Possibly a nursing uniform.
Damaged photograph; also included is a copy restored through Gemini. -
Ad for Walter Kitching, 1898
Ad for Walter Kitching dealer in General Merchandise. At the forks of the St. Lucie River, the Center of the pineapple industry. Stuart, Florida, Aug 4, 1898. The "Forks" pineapple plantation.Tags Advertising cards -
Family on beach rocks, 1898
Group of pioneer families on Hutchinson Island beach rocks. The families gathered on the rocks include the McPhersons, Wrights and Withams.
Photo from the South Fork High School 1991 publication, Thurlow collection, Florida Cracker Sampler, p. 7. -
Sylvanus and Martha Kitching family, April 1898
Sylvanus and Martha Kitching had 12 children together. Standing in back, left to right: Florida, May or Clarissa, Edith, Emily, Stanley, and Amy. Front row: Reginald, Agnes on lap of mother Martha Kitching, Cleveland behind Agnes, Beatrice, Sylvia on her father Sylvanus' lap.Tags Group portraits