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Florida Razor Back, c. 1910
Large black hog.
"Florida Souvenir" Divided back, postmarked 1914, one cent stamp.Tags Swine -
Florida's Beautiful Indian River, c. 1940
Section of road lined by palms, alongside the river.
C.T. Art-Colortone. Postmarked 1944.
"123.F-Tropical Florida Series" -
Flowers in bloom vs. snow, c. 1940
Split panel postcard with blooming flowers in Florida on one side and a snowy scene on the other side. -
Four sailboats on the water, Stuart, Florida, c. 1955
Ruhnke photo of four sailboats on the water in Stuart. View of land with many trees and a couple houses in the background. -
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FPL St. Lucie Nuclear Power Plant, c. 2009
Florida Power and Light's St. Lucie Nuclear Power Plant on Hutchinson Island. Back caption reads "FPL's St. Lucie Nuclear Power Plant is located on Hutchinson Island, between Ft. Pierce and Stuart, Florida. The plant's two nuclear units generate enough electricity for the annual needs of more than 500,000 homes." Postmarked June 5th, 2009. Postcard sent to the Stuart Heritage Museum requesting brochures to restock the "community places to visit" display rack at the FPL Energy Encounter in Jensen Beach, Florida. -
France Apartments with lush tropical landscape, c. 1950
Exterior view of the France Apartments with palm trees and lush tropical landscaping. Car parked in front of the building. -
Frances Langford Outrigger Restaurant dock, c. 1985
View of large boat and sailboat at docks near Frances Langford Outrigger Resort in Jensen Beach. Back of card reads: "Jensen Beach, Florida/ Sailboat sets out into the Indian River from the Frances Langford Outrigger Resort." The Outrigger Resort and Restaurant was sold in 1988 and became The Key West Restaurant. The Key West Restaurant did not stay in business for very long and the building sat unused for many years until it was renovated into the Dolphin Bar and Shrimp house which opened in the year 2000. -
Frances Langford's Outrigger Restaurant, c. 1963
Front view of Frances Langford's Outrigger Restaurant in Jensen Beach with several tall palm trees. -
Frank A. Wacha Bridge, Jensen Beach, Florida, c. 1980
View of Frank A. Wacha Bridge in Jensen Beach. The concrete Wacha Bridge opened in October of 1965 and was built over a ten year period to replace the wooden bridge that preceded it.