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Jupiter Island Club, c. 1945
View of driveway, building and pier at the Jupiter Island Club.Tags Buildings -
Jupiter Island Club, c. 1945
View of boat pier on the Indian River at the Jupiter Island Club. -
Jupiter Island Club, c. 1943
"Bamboo" building at the Jupiter Island Club. Postcard mailed to Miss Mary Blair of Newburgh, New York with Camp Murphy postmark on April 11, 1943. Message on postcard reads "4/11/43 Received your Christmas card via [?] routes several weeks after the occasion. / Life has been very busy for me since entering the Army. Right now we work from 10 AM till midnight. / Hope you are doing all right. / Fred [LT. F. B. Hoyle, Jr.]" -
Scenic view in Hobe Sound, c. 1965
Caption reads "Hobe Sound, Florida showing palm lined road along intra-coastal Waterway. Exclusive Jupiter Island in distance." -
Jupiter Island Club, c. 1945
View of clubhouse patio at the Jupiter Island Club in Hobe Sound. -
Shuey's Inn, Jupiter, Fla., c. 1940
Shuey's Inn in Jupiter, Florida was a popular tourist spot on the Loxahatchee River for many years. First established in the early 1930s by O. Schumacher, Shuey's Inn offered rental cottages, a trailer camp and restaurant. It was located across from the Jupiter Lighthouse and according to an advertisement in the Palm Beach Post (20 Nov 1938) "where the Indian and Loxahatchee Rivers join the Ocean." -
Jupiter Island Club dock, c. 1945
Hand colored postcard depicting tropical foliage around the Jupiter Island Club boat dock.Tags Palms -
Jupiter Island Club beach, c. 1945
Beach scene at the Jupiter Island Club in Hobe Sound. -
Olympia Beach, c. 1930
Palm tree lined dirt road runs along the Indian River in the Olympia Beach area. Caption on back reads "Olympia Beach---Picture City, 25 miles north of Palm Beach, is one of the finest developments in the fashionable tropical seashore belt. It has its own water plant, electric plant, ice plant, 3 railroad stations, school and church, Picture City Inn, Pine Ridge Inn, Tangerine Grove, golf course and tennis courts. It has extensive frontages on the Dixie Highway, Atlantic Ocean and Indian River."