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Scottish Rite class of 1923
Large group of men, members of the "We Will" Class of 1923 of the 32nd degree Scottish Rite Masons, at the Lake Worth Consistory. -
Miller & Mayfield West Palm Beach, Florida City Directory, 1923
Excerpt from the Miller & Mayfield West Palm Beach, Florida City Directory, 1923. Including Palm Beach, Lake Worth, Stuart, Delray, Boynton, Jupiter, Palm City, Okeelanta, and other towns in Palm Beach County, Fla., for which, see General index. Containing a general Alphabetical List of Names, Classified Business Directory, a Street Directory of Palm Beach and West Palm Beach, and much useful Miscellalneous [sic] Information.
pages: title page, 353-357 (Hobe Sound), Indian Town; 362-365 (Palm City, Port Sewall); 368-369 Salerno; 372-378 (Stuart). An astericks in front of the name of an individual or organization denotes Black persons or Black owned firm. -
Tractor plowing field, c. 1923
Typed on back: "Tractor plowing on Tropical Farms near Stuart."
Recorded in the Florida Photographic Concern record book #2 (PDF page 49) as "7960-Prairie and Tractor, Fort Pierce (R.R. Martin)-Lowell" However, Tropical Farms is not in Fort Pierce. -
Mayor Ricou's pepper field, c. 1923
Several men standing in a field. Typed on back: "Mayor Ricou's peppers as they looked the first week in January 1923."
Recorded in the Florida Photographic Concern record book #2 (PDF page 59) as "8200-8225-Album Series-Lowell"Tags Croplands -
John E. Taylor II & III share a bench, 1923
John Taylor, Sr. (right) sits on a bench with his son, John Taylor, Jr. and "Uncle Walter" Taylor. Photograph taken in front of Josephine and John E. Taylor’s home in Stuart. -
Group portrait in front of house, 1923
Josephine Taylor (middle) poses with her three children and “Aunt Mary" and "Uncle Walter" Taylor. Group portrait taken in front of Josephine and John E. Taylor’s home in Stuart. -
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Turpentine factory, 1923
Handwritten on back: "Turpentine still back of Indiantown"Tags Turpentine industry -
Cart of hay, Palm City Farms, 1923
Horse drawn cart filled with hay.
Published in A Pictorial History of Palm City, Florida written by Sandra Thurlow and Jacqui Thurlow-Lippisch (p. 99) with the caption: "William and Mary Goepfert stand beside John DeLano on hay wagon." -
Horse led plow, 1923
Farmer rides in horse or mule drawn plow. Published in A Pictorial History of Palm City, Florida written by Sandra Thurlow and Jacqui Thurlow-Lippisch (p. 99) with the following caption: "John DeLano harvests hay on his Palm City Farm."
DeLano was a local pioneer. He moved to Palm City from Montana in 1912. After arriving, he helped to market the Palm City Farms development and assisted with promotional picnics and other events presented by the Palm Beach Land Company. DeLano moved to Stuart after selling his farm in 1925.