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Colorful trees, Miami, Florida, 1941

Flowering tree. Tropical Florida Series postcard.

Communication paddles at House of Refuge Museum, c. 1965

House of Refuge at Gilbert's Bar Museum postcard with "Merry Christmas" greeting. Caption on back reads "Communication Paddles are examples of the antique nautical equipment that are preserved at the House of Refuge."

Tags Antiques, Galleries & museums, Historic preservation, Lifesaving stations

Confusion Corner, c. 1975

View of Confusion Corner in Stuart, Florida with several vehicles driving through the intersection. Back caption reads "Confusion Corner/ Stuart, Florida/ The confluence of eight streets join to create one of the most confusing intersections a driver could ever imagine. Flagler St., East and West Ocean Blvd., Colorado Ave., A1A North and South, and Dixie Highway all converge into one corner."

Tags Florida-Stuart, Railroad tracks, Streets

Confusion Corner, c. 1980

Signs at Confusion Corner. Confusion Corner includes the intersection of Flagler Avenue, East Ocean, and West Ocean Blvd, Colorado Avenue, A1A North & South, and Dixie Highway.

Tags Signs (Notices)

Confusion Corner, c. 1994

View of Confusion Corner with landscaped median circle. Just behind the median circle lies the Arthur Dehon Building and other businesses can be seen in the background.

Tags Business districts, Florida-Stuart, Streets

Corner of Flagler Avenue and St. Lucie Avenue, c. 1935

Intersection of Flagler Avenue and St. Lucie Avenue. Businesses visible include Stuart Drug Co. (73 SW Flagler Ave, Stuart, FL), Theodore Dehon & Son, and The Oddity Shop. Also visible is the Osceola Building on Osceola Street.

Tags Automobiles, Business districts, Streets

Crane Creek Railroad Bridge, Melbourne, Fla., c. 1930

F. E. C. Railroad Bridge at Crane Creek in Melbourne, Florida.

Tags Railroad bridges, Railroad trains

Crossing Steel Bridge, Fla. Keys, 1912

Florida East Coast Railway train crosses the Steel Bridge near Knights Key in Florida. Construction on the bridge, part of the F. E. C. Railway's Key West Extension (also known as the Overseas Railroad), was completed in January 1912.

Tags Railroad trains