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Dredger and boats, c. 1920
Large vessel with small building surrounded by smaller boats and dredging equipment. -
Dredging machine, 1928
Handwritten on torn black scrapbook page: "sugar cane at Clewiston" -
Dredging St. Lucie Canal, 1923
Two men watch a dredging boat, one with a camera.
One of a series of photographs made by Florida Photographic Concern (Ft. Pierce, Fla.) for the Stuart Commercial Club and presented to the U.S. government engineers as evidence to the need for government aid for a deep water port in Stuart, Fla. -
Drum majorette, c. 1943
Drum majorette May Dee White in front of the Log Cabin. -
Dugan's Sundry Store, 1938
Lettie Wiley Dugan (1894-1976), standing in the doorway of Dugan's store in the Post Office Arcade. Magazines, fruit, and jellies are on display; sign above door advertises a lending library; Red Cross bulletin board outside. Herbert and Lettie Dugan owned and operated this sundries store between about 1923 and 1946. They also owned clothing stores, including the Little Dress Shop and Frock and Frill Fashions.
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Earl Ricou at the SHS Class of 1942 reunion, 1982
Class reunion of Stuart High School Class of 1942: Earl Ricou with video camera.Tags Reunions -
Early Palm City essays by Rose Walton, c. 1995
Three essays by Rose Roebuck Walton (1920-2007) on early Palm City History: Early Palm City, A Little Bit of History, Outstanding People I Remember in Palm City. -
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Ed "Clay" Dassori, WSTU announcer, 1966
Ed "Clay" Dassori hosted a radio show, "Clay's Corner," on Stuart's radio station WSTU for many years. His wife, Lillian, worked for the Martin County School Board. -
Ed "Clay" Dassori, WSTU announcer, c. 1975
Ed "Clay" Dassori had a radio show, "Clay's Corner," on Stuart's radio station WSTU for many years. His wife, Lillian, worked for the Martin County School Board.