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Bicycle trail, c. 1908
Man and boy stand with bicycles on a trail through woods. -
Bird's eye over pineapple fields, c. 1908
Bird's eye view over pineapple fields with shed and other related buildings in Jensen. Postmarked in Jensen March 16, 1935. Postcard sent to Mrs. Samuel Samere of Sturgis, Michigan and message reads "Hear Had Grandma & All. Just got in Jensen last nite. I sure like it here. This is a lovely camp & we're right on the ocean. Going to eat lots of Pine apples to. They say the fishing is swell here. You can catch Big ones. Will be here 10 days. Write soon Love Rose & Ernie." -
Bird's eye view of Jensen Beach, Florida, c. 1910
View of buildings, train tracks, and a field of pineapples near the coast in Jensen Beach with Indian River in background. Front caption reads "Jensen, Fla. Bird's Eye View." Postcard message written to J.W. Betts, Jr. in Frederica, Delaware from "Auntie Bird." -
Blowing Rocks, c. 1945
Large rocks on the beach at Blowing Rocks Preserve in Hobe Sound. -
Blue Goose Court, Stuart, Florida, c. 1945
The Blue Goose Inn opened in 1944 replacing Fuller's Bar which occupied the location previously. The business expanded over the years to include cottages for lodging (Blue Goose Court). Back caption reads "Blue Goose Court/ Stuart, Fla./ On U. S. #1 -- 15 Miles South of Ft. Pierce/ Modern Cottages, Apartments, Kitchenette available. Pleasant Vacation Spot year around. Florida's finest fishing location. Bathing Beach near. Restaurant & Bar close by. Reasonable Rates, Day, Week, or Month." -
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Boarding Miami Express train, c. 1935
Portrait of a woman waving as she steps on to a prop Miami Express train piece. Pullman train backdrop behind the woman and small alligator in foreground.Tags Railroad trains -
Boardwalk along the St. Lucie River, c. 2000
View of boardwalk and pier on the St. Lucie River near downtown Stuart, Florida. -
Boat docks, Jensen Beach, Florida, c. 1992
View of boats docked in Jensen Beach Marina near Frances Langford Outrigger Resort (after it closed and before it became the Dolphin Bar & Shrimp House). -
Boat enters Lake Okeechobee Locks, c. 1940
Caption reads "Boat Entering Locks, Lake Okeechobee, Fla. One of the drainage canals which assists in reclaiming four million acres of very rich and fertile land known as the 'Everglades.' These canals are also used for transportation and thousands of people are now living upon land that was once a trackless waste."