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Beautification activities at Fern Hill Cemetery, 1954
Published in the Stuart News (18 Nov 1954) with the following caption "Scores Turn Out To Make Fern Hill Cemetery More Attractive." Nearly 100 local citizens turned out last Thursday to join in cleaning up Fern Hill Cemetery on the city's south side. Shown here among those toiling are (left to right) Grover King (stooping), Mrs. James E. Brock (operating mower), R. F. Fenton, Mark B. Smith and John Hilton." -
Riding lawn equipment, c. 1920
Unidentified man sits behind lawn mower or lawn roller, with a large house in view behind him. Large sections of ivy grow on the house. Unknown location. -
Grass mowing, 1942
A smoking man uses a push mower, likely at Ruxton Plantation. The man may be the owner of Ruxton Plantation, or as he renamed it Maribel Plantation (and later Candy Bell Plantation), Louis Bell Edason (1916-1988). -
Utility vehicle and three lawn mowers, 1957
A man drives a small Cushman utility vehicle that has three Lawn-Boy lawn mowers attached to it. The image appears to be testing the Evinrude Lawn-Boy power mower against other lawn mowers on the market when the photo was taken. The Evinrude Company (Outboard Marine Corporation) began manufacturing Lawn-Boy lawn mowers from 1934 through about 1989, when the Toro Co. purchased the brand. -
Utility vehicle and lawn mower, 1957
A man drives a small Cushman utility vehicle that has a lawn mower attached to it. The image appears to be testing the Evinrude Lawn-Boy power mower against other lawn mowers on the market. Building, perhaps one of the Outrigger Resort villas, in view behind the vehicle. -
