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Moving a building, 1976
Moving a building. Envelope labeled: "J.A. Tucker, MCHS house students build moving"Tags Moving of structures -
Moving a Martin Memorial Hospital building, 1962
The administration building for Martin Memorial Hospital is raised on to a platform and two Russell House Movers, Inc. trucks are parked in front of the office building. -
Next to an old Ford at Southern Bell, 1958
Three men stand next to an antique Ford (Model T) automobile with the Southern Bell Co. construction site behind them. Mayor Kenneth Stimmell stands on the left and the Southern Bell manager, Carl Fremaux, stands on the right. A man drives earth moving equipment near a Southern Bell building in the background. -
Southern Bell building on wheels, 1958
Small building on wheels, part of the Southern Bell telephone company in Stuart. Large telephone wires run from underground and connect into the side of the building. -
Moving the Camp Murphy chapel, 1947
Army chapel being moved from Camp Murphy to Stuart by Leonard Brothers Transfer. -
Moving the Camp Murphy building, 1947
Building from Camp Murphy being moved by the Leonard Bros. Transfer Co. (Leonard Brothers Transfer Company), purchased at Camp Murphy auction by Roy Luckhardt and relocated to the Casa Terrace subdivision in Stuart about 1947. The photo was taken at the Luckhardt's Casa Terrace property.
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Moving a house, c. 1955
House with the address number of "607" is pulled by a truck over a narrow street. Sign advertising "C. H. Coffee House Moving" company attached to the building. -
Moving Sinclair building over railroad tracks, c. 1955
A truck pulls a trailer with a large structure on it over railroad tracks near Flagler Avenue. Several men watch the building being transported, and a man sits on its roof. The building has "SINCLAIR" painted on it and was likely part of a gas station. The Stuart Feed Store, with an advertisement for Tuxedo Feeds on its side, is in view in the background. -
House moving, 1955
House pulled along a road using a trailer and house moving equipment. A sign advertising "C. H. Coffee House Moving" is attached to the structure. Published in the Stuart News (14 July 1955), and identifies the house as the former home of E. J. Ricou. James Herbert Bruner purchased the house and moved it one mile east from 4th Street to Stypmann Boulevard. -
Moving a chapel, 1947
Army chapel on floating raft, pulled by a tug boat owned by Leonard Brothers Transfer. The Army chapel from Camp Murphy, the abandoned Signal Corps camp at Hobe Sound, was moved in July 1947 to become Stuart's St. Joseph's Church. Published in the Stuart News, 31 July 1947.