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Grape Fruit, Florida, c. 1914
Grapefruit tree.
Postmarked 1914, one cent stamp. -
Sour Oranges Growing Wild, Florida, c. 1912
Men standing amid orange trees.
Postmarked 1913, one cent stamp, "Florida Artistic Series" -
Motoring through an Orange Grove, Florida, c. 1911
Car driving between orange grove lanes.
Florida Artistic Series, one cent stamp. -
Walter Kitching inspects citrus tree, c. 1913
Walter Kitching bends over to inspect a citrus tree, likely at his property in Stuart. -
Josephine Kitching in citrus grove, 1912
Josephine Kitching in sailor dress stands against a citrus tree. View of citrus grove in background. Note written next to the photograph reads "Taken while at home Xmas of 1912, Stuart, Fla." -
Group portrait at Taylor Bros. orchard, c. 1915
Thomas Taylor (1867-1940), Julia Taylor Parks (1876-1933), her husband George W. Parks Sr. (1876-1943), and John Taylor (1869-1945) pose in front of citrus trees at the Thomas Bros. farm on the St. Lucie River in Stuart.
Thomas, John, and Julia are siblings who came to Martin County in about 1898 from Ireland. -
Group portrait at Taylor Bros. orchard, c. 1915
Group of four pose in front of fruit trees in an orchard. They are from left to right, Julia Taylor Parks, Thomas Taylor, George W. Parks Jr. and John Taylor. According to the Stuart Times (25 Apr 1913), John and Thomas Taylor (brothers to Julia Taylor Parks) owned a fruit farm on the St. Lucie River in Stuart. -
Citrus pickers on ladders, c. 1900
Citrus grove with fruit pickers on ladders. Figure on the ground oversees the operation. Fruit crates in view in the background. -
Grove portrait, c. 1925
Mark Baker, Vermelle Fulton (later Baker) and Ervin Fulton pose next to a pile of oranges at Baker grove on Sewall's Point. The Baker grove was located on a homestead first established by William H. Baker in 1880. The homestead also became the site of the Waveland Post Office soon thereafter. The Baker property was located near where the Stuart causeway starts on the east side Sewall’s Point. Mark and Vermelle Baker later moved to Palm City, where Vermelle became the postmaster for more than 17 years. -
Large avocado tree, c. 1910
Man stands beneath a large avocado tree at an orchard in West Palm Beach.
Listed in the FPC record book 1 (PDF p. 88) as "2655 Avacada Tree, West Palm Beach, Fla."