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Bicycle trail, c. 1908
Man and boy stand with bicycles on a trail through woods. -
Pier at Danforth Hotel, c. 1908
Pier on the St. Lucie River at the Danforth Hotel in Stuart. -
Patio at Atlantic Court Apartments, c. 1946
Landscaped patio at the Atlantic Court Apartments in Stuart. -
Ocean Avenue, Palm Beach, Florida, c. 1905
Figures walk along Ocean Avenue in Palm Beach. -
Train through orange groves, c. 1911
Train travels past orange groves. Front caption reads "A January Scene - Riding Through Orange Groves in Florida." Florida Artistic Series postcard. -
Orange tree in front of house, c. 1915
Large orange tree in front of a Florida home. -
Racist caricature, 1905
Postcard with racist caricature carrying a bucket of water. The PCK (Peacock) Series postcard.Tags Racism -
W. H. Harris house, c. 1909
House with widow's walk. Note included with postcard reads "This house belonged to Blanche & Will Harris and it was just south of the Walton Inn on Indian River Dr. It no longer stands. -Duke Mervin."
Image taken by Florida Photographic Concern. No photograph number identified but W. H. Harris residence in Walton has three separate entries in the Florida Photographic Concern Record Book Volume 1, c. 1909-1915. They are No. 1366, 1858 and 2962 all with the following description: W. H. Harris (or Harriss) Res., Walton, Fla., no photographer listed. -
An Avenue of Palms, c. 1915
Palm tree lined narrow road with decorative loops of red flowers planted beside it. Florida Artistic Series postcard.
Postcard sent from a Stuart visitor with the initials G. B. S. and mailed to Dorothy Alwood in Morgantown, West Virginia. Of note, G. B. S. writes about the Ashley Gang robbing a bank at 10:30 AM on Tuesday and making off with $4,500. The Ashley Gang did in fact rob the Bank of Stuart of $4,200.35 on (Tuesday) 23 February, 1915. -
Martin County High School, c. 1940
Buildings and palm trees at Martin County High School in Stuart.
Postcard sent from Corporal R. M. Ralstin at Camp Murphy to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Ralstin in Penn Township, Indiana.