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Lyric Theatre, 1938
Front exterior view of The Lyric Theatre. There is a "Coming Soon" window advertisement which displayed the movie poster for The Buccaneer, which was directed by Cecil B. Demille and starred Frederick March, released in 1938. A few automobiles are parked in front of the theatre and a couple of people walk on the street. -
Lyric Theatre, c. 1927
Cars parked in front of the Lyric Theatre on Flagler Avenue, Stuart, Florida. The theatre opened in 1926. Next door is the Moore & Hartman Grocery store, which operated between 1924 and 1929.
Colorized photo, reproduced c. 1965. -
Man chased up a palm, 1936
Black man chased up a palm tree by a large alligator. Caption on postcard uses racist and exaggerated mock dialect: "’Honey, Come Down,' We'se waitin fo' you in Florida.’” Similar postcard made with a black baby chased up a tree by an alligator as well. -
Man eating alligator, c. 1934
An alligator eats a black man in the Florida Everglades. Racist and dehumanizing gallows humor used in caption: "Free lunch in the Everglades, Florida." -
Man with pineapples, c. 1907
Man holds several pineapples as he stands in a pineapple field. -
Marina in Port Salerno, c. 1965
Boats docked at marina in Port Salerno. -
Marina in Port Salerno, Florida, c. 1985
View of a marina in Port Salerno, Florida. A boat or yacht named "Lisa Ann" (out of Port Salerno) in the foreground. Many other boats and piers visible in the marina background. -
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. -
Martin County Hospital, c. 1940
View of Martin County Hospital shortly after it opened in 1939. Palm trees and other plants in this image are fairly small and seem to have been planted around the time that the photo was taken. Message written in pencil from Jackie Lewis in Jensen Beach to Pat Gough in Chatham, New Jersey but postcard was never mailed.