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Aerial views of Hutchinson and Nettles Islands, c. 1980
Aerial view of bridge road between Hutchinson and Nettles Islands. Back caption reads "Aerial view looking east to Hutchinson Island from Nettle's Island." -
Aerial view of Hutchinson Island coastline c. 1985
Aerial view of Hutchinson Island coastline with highrise buildings and views of both the inlet and ocean. Nettles Island is visible in the background. -
Jensen Beach marina, c. 1980
View of a Jensen Beach marina. Back caption reads "Jensen Beach, Florida/ Typical of the many fine full-service marinas found along the Treasure Coast." -
Evans Crary Bridge, Stuart, Florida, c. 1959
View of Evans Crary bridge over the St. Lucie River in Stuart. The Evans Crary bridge was opened on January 8, 1958 but not dedicated and named until February 19, 1966. The back caption reads "Northside view of the new bridge to ocean at Stuart, Florida." -
Aerial view of Hutchinson Island, looking North, c. 1995
Aerial view of Hutchinson Island coastline with inlet and ocean views. Nettles Island visible in the background. Back caption reads: "Looking north along Hutchinson Island, Florida." -
Aerial view of Hutchison Island coastline, c. 1995
Aerial photo of Hutchinson Island shoreline with highrise buildings and both inlet and ocean views. Nettles Island seen in the background. Back caption reads "Looking North along the coastline of Hutchinson Island, Florida." -
Aerial view of Jensen Beach, c. 1999
Aerial view of downtown Jensen Beach and the Indian River. Image includes the SunDance Marine boat storage facility. Back caption reads "Downtown Jensen Beach on the river. Great place to eat, drink, and shop." -
The Panacea Cats and National Postcard Week, 1999
The Panacea Cats created by Rick Geary advertise National Postcard week (May 2-8) and a move to Hobe Sound in 1999. The back caption reads "Button and Pongo wave good bye to Missy and O'Bear as they move from north Florida to Southeast Florida. The dog and cat belong to Lynn and Sandra Pattillo who live in south Georgia. Their children are Brandy, Patrick, and Brianne. Sandra is daughter #3 of Bette and Elmo Mays." -
Hobe Sound train depot, c. 1960
Hobe Sound train station with wheeled carts and other wood pieces piled in front. This train depot was moved to Tequesta in 1967 where it was used as an office building for many years. Back caption reads "Hobe Sound/ Picturesque train depot in tropical Hobe Sound on southeast Florida's Atlantic coast." -
Hobe Sound train depot, c. 1905
Hobe Sound train station with train on the tracks and stopped at the station. Dirt roads and palmettos in foreground and pine trees in background. Many men and women stand, sit, or lean at the station and a few children stand near the train. The Hobe Sound train station opened in 1894.