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Gulf Refining Co. boats, c. 1915
Caption on postcard reads "Gulf Refining Company's Steamer Lusterlite, at Dock, Stuart, Inc. Capacity 500 Drums Gasoline." -
Water Front, Palm City, near Stuart, Fla., c. 1919
Waterfront homes on the St. Lucie River in Palm City. Note on front identifies the home of Charles H. Lamb.
Postmarked in Stuart on December 21, 1919. Addressed to Mr. & Mrs. Willie Barns in Vermontville, Michigan. Message reads: ("Glad to hear from you) Palm City 12/20/19 Dear Friend: I wish you and Grace a Merry Christmas & Happy New [Year]. 80 degrees in the shade so have been in bathing and fishing to day, a mere Spanish mackerel for supper. Write us. [signed] C. H. Lamb." -
Stuart deer camp, c. 1925
Colorized image of a deer hunting camp in Stuart. A dead deer hangs from a post next to a tent. Postcard made from image Murray-2023-007-048 -
Indian River view from Jensen, c. 1959
View of the Indian River with Jensen Beach Causeway in background.Tags Waterways -
Snook fish display, c. 1955
Row of snook fish (all 15 to 25 lbs.) hung from a rail at Ward's Lodge in Jensen. -
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The Kimberly Apartments, c. 1920
The Kimberly (also written as Kimberley) Apartment House. The structure was first built in 1913 for Elmer and Mary Kimberly. Joe Ahlquist took over ownership in 1939 and the business was renamed the Riverview Apartments shortly thereafter. -
The Kimberly Apartments, c. 1925
View of the Kimberly Apartments, taken from the river. Corner of the Coventry Hotel in view to the right of the apartment house. -
The Majestic Apartments, c. 1940
The Majestic Apartments in Stuart. Formerly, the Coventry Apartments, the buildings were renovated and renamed the Majestic Apartments by M.P. Payette in 1936. From 1953 to about 1967, it was the Dorothy Apartments. -
The St. Lucie Hotel, c. 1945
The St. Lucie Hotel, located at St. Lucie Avenue and Seminole Street. Note on back of postcard reads "Frances and I staid (sic) at this hotel three nights. The manager was Mrs. Brown from Chattanooga."