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Dick Ashley reads to twin brothers, c. 1930
Dick Ashley (middle) reads to his twin brothers, John and James Ashley. -
Madeline Hopkins Krueger, c. 1948
Madeline Hopkins Krueger (1909-1996) reading the newspaper in the Flamingo Hotel.Tags Reading -
A.R. Krueger and wife Annie in their sitting room, c. 1909
Annie Donaldson Kincaid Speirs Krueger (1868-1945) and Albert Rudolph Emil Krueger (1859-1922) in the sitting room of their home Burn Brae. Recorded in the Florida Photographic Concern record book 1, #2237 & 2238, as "A.R. Krueger, Stuart" -
Colonel and Mrs. Thomas E. Murphy, c. 1930
Older couple on wicker swing with a small dog and book. Typed label on back: "A prominent Pennsylvania politician, Colonel Thomas E. Murphy, purchased a Jupiter Island home built in 1910 for Augustus Pitou who was an outstanding theatrical producer of the day. For years the Murphy home was the showplace and social center of Jupiter Island. The colonial house, painted black with white columns, can still be admired by those who travel the Intracoastal Waterway." -
Soldiers reading at the Serviceman's Club, c. 1944
Small group of soldiers reading and writing at the Servicemen's Club. Low quality print. -
Looking through document, c. 1960
Four women gather around a desk and look through a document together. -
Children's section of the old Hobe Sound Library, c. 1990
A small section of the library, with children's books and a decorative cut-out featuring three girls with geese. A child reads a book.
This is the original Hobe Sound library, located at the corner of Lares Avenue and Bridge Road, which opened on 29 Jan 1984 and closed 29 July 1999, shortly before the new Hobe Sound Library opened.Tags Public library -
Teacher Willie Jay Thompson in classroom, 1977
Palm City Elementary School teacher, Willie Jay Thompson, and two students stand in a classroom with the rest of the class seated at their desks around them. -
Palm City Elementary classroom, 1977
Long desks filled with students at Palm City Elementary School. A teacher stands on the right as the students read from papers. -
