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Stuart City and area map, 1968
Stuart city map, by Taylor-Ashley Real Estate, created by C.R. Ashley. Includes locations of several community buildings.Tags Maps -
Stuart Florida Street Map and Brochure, c. 1962
Street map of Stuart, Florida. Includes descriptions of local attractions and industry and a plat map. Date of 1959 estimated based on the use of seven digit phone numbers in the ads, which were introduced in 1959 and the building of the Horseshoe Point bridge, which was built between 1964 and 1968. -
Port Salerno Florida Street Map and Brochure, c. 1959
Street map of Port Salerno. Horseshoe Point Road extension over Manatee Pocket Bay planned but not built. Fishing map of Port Salerno area. Ads for local businesses. -
Stuart and vicinity map and brochure, 1925
Two sided flyer. One side is a map of Stuart on the St. Lucie, Palm Beach County, issued by Stuart Commercial Club, H.C. Whipple, artist. The other side feature descriptions of the attractions of the area. Martin County was created from parts of Palm Beach County and St. Lucie County. -
Progress Sketch, Section 6, East Coast of Florida, Indian River to Cape Florida, 1883
From the Annual Report of the Superintendent of the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Showing the Progress of Work during the fiscal year ending with June 1883 -
Cities Service invites you to tour Florida, 1935
Includes inset maps of western Florida, Jacksonville, Miami, Tampa, and Cuba. Includes legend of road types, populations of towns and cities, locations where Cities Services products available.Tags Maps -
Pirate map, c. 1980-2000
Stylized map of Florida (with modern names of counties), and six descriptions of pirates and Florida history. -
Homer Hine Stuart map, c. 1885
Wood cut map of the St. Lucie River. Original about 4x2.5 inches, owned by Homer Hine Stuart Jr. Includes the location of his property, "Gator's Nest."Tags Maps -
Nautical map & St. Lucie Inlet connecting ocean with Indian and St. Lucie Rivers, the natural gateway through Lake Okeechobee the heart of Florida and to the Gulf of Mexico, c. 1925
Low resolution photo of a map of Martin County. Includes depths in ocean, river and inlet; FEC rail; Dixie Highway; Alicia (which changed its name in the early 1900s; St. Lucie Canal; labels for "Stuart Shores", "Highest elevation on the entire East Coast", and "Greater Stuart geographically and strategically the Mistress of Florida's East Coast".
Date unknown; however Stuart Shores development (indicated on the map) was created in 1925. -
Stuart on the St. Lucie River, c. 1940
Low resolution photo of a map of Martin County. Date unknown; however it notes the existence of Stuart Marine Service, which was established in 1933.