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Unidentified house under construction, c. 1900
Large house under construction.
Low quality print. -
Renovation construction at House of Refuge, 1998
Renovation construction activities at the Gilbert's Bar House of Refuge. -
Renovation construction at House of Refuge, 1998
Renovation construction activities at the Gilbert's Bar House of Refuge. -
Stuart Sewage Plant under construction, 1956
Crane and construction workers at the Stuart Sewage Plant construction site. Casa Lumber Co. in the background. -
Construction workers at Stuart Sewage Plant, 1956
Employees work at the Stuart Sewage Plant construction site. -
Stuart Sewage Plant under construction, 1956
Published in the Stuart News (16 Feb 1956) with caption reading "Work Progresses Steadily On Stuart Sewage Plant. J. H. Pomeroy, construction foreman, inspects the concrete base of the giant new basin where raw sewage will be collected before being mechanically treated and purified. This base if 17 ft. below sea level. A complicated system of wells rings the excavation and pumps run continuously to keep the hole dry while construction goes on. Ground water is only 3 ft. below sea level in this area." -
Stuart Sewage Plant under construction, 1956
View of construction site for Stuart Sewage Plant. J. H. Pomeroy, construction foreman, stands inside a large hole. -
Dismantling Doc Meyer's old office for the Hobe Sound Library, 1983
Old medical building being dismantled in preparation for the new Hobe Sound Library. Published in the Jupiter Courier Journal (1 June 1983) with the caption: "Most of the interior walls at the former Hobe Sound Medical Center have already been ripped out, top, make room for the book shelves at what will become Hobe Sound's new library." -
Jack James Construction Co. employee, 1957
Jimmie Howard, operator of canal digging equipment at Jack James Construction Co.Tags Construction workers -
Jack James Construction Co. employee, 1957
Elmer Whidden, heavy equipment operator at Jack James Construction Co.Tags Construction workers