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Ashley family portrait on porch, 1946
Ashley family portrait: Dick, Emma and Jo Marie stand around Edna who holds infant Margie. Photograph taken on Mother's Day 12 May 1946.Tags Infants -
Farmers on a flat bed truck, 1946
Handwritten on back: "Left: George Sever, Atglen, PA Center, William M. McFarlan Downingtown PA. Right: J.I. Craig, Stuart FL at the latter's farm west of Stuart Fla." -
Bay Tree Farm cottage, 1946
Car in front of a cottage on Bay Tree Lodge. Published in Sandra Thurlow's book, Sewall's Point, with the caption: "Pickslay and Frances Cheek lived in one of the Bay Tree Lodge cottages in 1946." -
Tomato field, 1946
Agricultural workers in tomato field or next to a pile of produce crates with "Sunrise Product Co." stamps. The Sunrise Product Co. had canneries in Ft. Pierce and Salerno. -
Florida East Coast Railway Time Tables, 1946
Condensed time table of the FEC train, December 1946. Organized by train route.Tags Railroads -
Bride Sally Miller Crabtree in her wedding dress, 1953
Bride Sally Hale Miller in her wedding dress, with a bouquet, on the occasion of her marriage to Malcolm Norton Crabtree. Published in the Hartford Courant (14 Apr 1946). The Crabtrees moved to Stuart in 1973. -
Crowder family, 1946
Photo of family, Caryl Justine Lewis Crowder (1922-1984) holding baby son Robert Lewis Crowder (b. 1945) with father Robert Hardin Crowder (1923-1980), Robert Lewis Crowder was the interim sheriff of Martin County Florida in 1972 and sheriff from 1992 to 2012.Tags Infants -
Ralph Hartman Sr.'s letters to family, 1946
At this time, Ralph Hartman was the postmaster, 48 years old. His son Ralph is working on boats. Donald graduates and goes away to college.
Carbon copies of daily letters to his children, chiefly Jack and Donnie. Also letters to his brother Mitchell; niece Delores; Uncle Bill, Aunt Minnie, and Uncle Adam; and a few letters to organizations and businesses. Also incoming letters from American Legion, Zack Mosley, and son Donald in college.
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Rhythm band, 1946
Members of the second grade rhythm band with director Dora Lowery. -
Teens in a car, 1946
Several teens in a car in front of the Lyric Theatre, which features a large sign that may say "The March of Time." The March of Time newsreels series ran from 1935 to 1951.