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Ed Gluckler, WSTU newsman, c. 1968
Ed Gluckler wrote the news copy for WSTU announcers. Later, he was the mayor of Sewall's Point and a Martin County commissioner. Similar photo on booth wall at 1968 Martin County Fair. -
Ed Hogan, WSTU classical music program host, c. 1968
Ed Hogan hosted a very popular classical music program at night. Photo posted on booth wall at 1968 Martin County Fair. -
Edith Adeline Kitching, 1893
Portrait of Edith Adeline Kitching (1877-1949). In 1905, Edith Kitching married Charles Glass and the couple managed and operated the Stuart Hotel from 1912 to 1925.
Damaged photograph; also included is a copy restored through Gemini. -
Edith Glass with dog on Flagler Avenue, c. 1915
Woman with her dog. Behind her is the Stuart Feed Store and other buildings. Labeled "G. Glass"
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Edith Kitching Glass in uniform, c. 1898
Portrait of Edith Kitching Glass wearing a head covering and robe uniform with an embroidered crescent symbol on the lapel. Possibly a nursing uniform.
Damaged photograph; also included is a copy restored through Gemini. -
Edith Kitching Glass, c. 1905
Portrait of Edith Kitching Glass (1877-1949). Photograph likely taken around or after her marriage to Charles Glass in 1905. The couple managed and operated the Stuart Hotel from 1912 to 1925. -
Edith Kitching Glass, c. 1910
Portrait of Edith Kitching Glass (1877-1949).
Image restored with Gemini also included. -
Edwin Wiley, c. 1925
Older man, Edwin Wiley, standing on a small boat on Frazier Creek with Baytree boathouse in background.
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Election party for Doc Henry for National Director, c. 1955
Several men, smoking and talking. Signs state "Doc Henry for National Director" identifications on back, left to right: John H Ausbrow, Larry Timon, unidentified, Dean Stokes, Ralph Hartman, Walter Rein, Jock Leighton. Probably the Stuart Junior Chamber of Commerce, the Jaycees. -
Election party for Doc Henry for National Director, c. 1955
Several men, smoking and talking. Signs state "Doc Henry for National Director." Probably the Stuart Junior Chamber of Commerce, the Jaycees.