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F. E. C. train crossed bridge in moonlight, 1912
Florida East Coast Railway train crosses one of the Key West Extension bridges with the moon overhead. -
Crossing Steel Bridge, Fla. Keys, 1912
Florida East Coast Railway train crosses the Steel Bridge near Knights Key in Florida. Construction on the bridge, part of the F. E. C. Railway's Key West Extension (also known as the Overseas Railroad), was completed in January 1912.Tags Railroad trains -
Turpentine Dipping and Scraping, Florida, 1912
Man taking bark off of pine trees.
"Florida Souvenir"
Postmarked 1912, one cent stamp. -
Sour Oranges Growing Wild, Florida, c. 1912
Men standing amid orange trees.
Postmarked 1913, one cent stamp, "Florida Artistic Series" -
Ridgelawn, 1912
Two men on a long lawn, lined with palms, leading to a house. Label: Palm Avenue-Ridgelawn, Hobe Sound, Fla.
Recorded in Florida Photographic Concern record book 1: "4156, Mr. McCaddon, Hobe Sound, Fla., Boulevard Ridgelawn, house from front, JDD (photographer)" John McCaddon (1819-1897). His son Joseph McCaddon was one-time head of the Barnum and Bailey Circus, and his daughter Ruth married James Bailey, partner of P.T. Barnum. -
Men with their catch, 1912
Four men in front of their car with a line of fish. Low quality print. -
Sunday drive, 1912
Four folks ride in a car. Josephine Kitching sits in the back of the vehicle and her college friend, Lillian Simmons sits in the front. Note next to photograph reads "These were taken at Lillian Simmons one Sunday Nov 1912."Tags Automobiles -
Two girls with tennis rackets, 1912
Myrtle Mabel Dyer and K. DeCamera sit on the ground, each holding a tennis racket.Tags Tennis rackets -
Sweeping a rug, 1912
Josephine Kitching sweeps a rug while dressed in a Quaker dress and bonnet. Photograph taken while Josephine attended school at Guilford College, a Quaker school in North Carolina. -
Two girlfriends, 1912
Portrait of friends Lillian Simmons and Josephine Kitching in embrace. Note on scrapbook page reads "Taken at school G. C. [Guilford College] year of 1912."