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Harless Motors, 1963
Harless Motors used car lot. Sinclair service station also in view in first image. Note on sleeve of negative reads "Dyer Prop. US 1."Tags Automobiles -
Reception at Manatee Yacht Club, 1966
Reception for the Knight-Stiller wedding held at the Manatee Yacht Club in Port Salerno on 16 September 1966. Joyce Ann Knight married James Raleigh Stiller. Bridesmaids were Vicki Stubblefield, Chinka Stiller, Sharon Osborne, Shirley Taylor, and Carolyn Mosley.
Second image show a crowd gathered around the decorated car holding the bride and groom. -
The Stuart Hotel, 1963
View of the Stuart Hotel and the attached coffee shop. Harless Motors used car lot also in view next to the hotel. Truck with "J.W. Martin" on side.
Note on sleeve of negative reads "Dyer Prop. US 1." -
Harry's Place, c. 1951
Harry's Place, a small bait and tackle shop and Sinclair gas station, on A1A at the base of the Jensen bridge. Harry's Place became Snook Nook in 1953. Other signs include Modern Apartments Cottages Trailer Court, Mango Lane subdivision, and Sinclair. -
Harry's Place, c. 1951
A1A near the Jensen bridge. Signs for Harry's Place, Modern Apartments Cottages Trailer Court, Mango Lane subdivision, and Sinclair Gasoline. -
Woodshed and Rio Groves produce stands, 1954
View along U.S. 1 in northern Stuart. The Woodshed and Rio Groves produce stands on either side. Envelope labeled "County tractor wreck. Order D. Richardson 3/54" -
Mrs. Merwin, 1915
Two women and a child in a car. Probably Mabelle Merwin at steering wheel with son "Duke" Merwin in back; other woman identified on print as Kathy Paten Dumond. Listed in the Florida Photographic Concern record book 1 (PDF page 177) as "5669 Mrs. Merwin, Eden Fla, FGH"Tags Automobiles -
Homecoming parade, 1967
Homecoming parade scene. Judy Ashley rides in car as the Future Teachers of America (FTA) candidate. -
View along Worth Avenue, Palm Beach, Florida, 1941
Cars parked along Worth Avenue in Palm Beach. -
Victory Hotel and Restaurant, c. 1943
Front view of The Victory Hotel and Restaurant, which was previously the Peacock Arcade on Flagler Avenue. The building was remodeled and opened as The Victory Hotel in March 1942. Image captured before the Marine Room & Beach Club opened in 1944. The Victory Hotel later became the Toric Hotel in December 1950, the Tropic Hotel in March 1951, and the Commodore Hotel in September 1956. It burnt down in January 1959.