Browse Items (7 total)
-
Fulton sisters, c. 1924
Sisters Vermelle (bottom) and Hannah Fulton pose together next to a boat dock. According to a note on the back of the photograph, Hannah was 13 years old at the time, which would make Vermelle around 21 years old. Both sisters were long time Palm City residents. Vermelle started her career as a Palm City nursery schoolteacher and later took over the duties of the Palm City postmaster from the girls' mother, Ailene Fulton, who, according to the Stuart News (15 Sep 1985), served as the first postmistress in the country, starting in 1929. -
Cooking on the beach, Winter 1944
Hugh Willoughby IV and his sister, Wayne Willoughby stand together on a beach. Their grandfather, Hugh Willoughby Jr. appears to be cooking something in a pan over a fire pit to the right side of the children. -
Wayne and Hugh Willoughby, Winter 1944
Wayne Willoughby stands next to her brother, Hugh Willoughby IV as he holds a bow and arrow on the grounds of the Willoughby family Marvista property. -
Brother and sister, Winter 1943
Wayne Willoughby and her brother, Hugh Willoughby IV, sit on a bench on the grounds of the Marvista property. The siblings appear to be holding Valentines or Easter decorations. -
Kids on toys, Winter 1942
The three children of Marjorie and Hugh Willoughby III sit in a wagon or on a tricycle in the yard at Marvista. From left to right: Fuller, Hugh (Willoughby IV), and Wayne. -
Siblings portrait, Winter 1942
The three children of Marjorie and Hugh Willoughby III posed together on a chair sitting in the yard at Marvista. From left to right: Fuller, Wayne, and Hugh (Willoughby IV).Tags Children -
Fuller Willoughby christening, Winter 1941
Taken at the christening of Fuller Dickson Willoughby.
Left to right: Wayne Wilson Willoughby, Right Reverend John Durham Wing (the Second Bishop of the Episcopal Church of Florida from 1932-1951) holding baby Fuller, and young Hugh Willoughby IV.