Tuck's Post Card
Postmarked 1938; one cent stamp.
Raphael Tuck & Sons' Series No. 2615, "St. Petersburg, Fla." Art publishers to their majesties the King and Queen. Photochromed in Saxony.
Young man standing in front of a thatched building in Homestead. Paul Moffett Hoenshel (1889-1966) later moved to Port Mayaca as manager of the Phipps Estates in 1927, and built the Cypress Lodge in 1936.
Three images of a small hut topped by palmetto leaves, with signs for a free "tourist exhibit." Another sign declares "warning business section 15 mi." Another sign has photos of cars.
Labeled: "Palmetto thatched packing hut in Eden FL. Will Richards kneeling and Harry besides tree." Several people work packing fruit in front of a hut.
Handwritten on back: "Seminole. Left to right: Sallie Parks, Walter O. Johns, Augusta May Johns. Berta says Augusta was called "May" Low quality image.
