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Frank Wacha Sr., 1987
Frank Wacha Sr. (1924-1999), who served as Martin County Commissioner for six terms. The Jensen Beach bridge and causeway were named after him. -
Frank Wacha, 1956
Golf portrait of Frank Wacha. Wacha served six terms as a Martin County commissioner. -
Frazier Creek and St. Lucie River, c. 1950
Boat dock, with boats and fishermen. -
Frazier Creek, Stuart 1947
View of Frazier Creek and the France Apartments, including the dock and boathouse. -
Frazier Creek, Stuart, Florida, c. 1950
Two boats approaching two boat houses. One boat is from Washington D.C. tows a dingy named "Buccaneer" and the other boat is named "Prowl About (Stuart, Fla.)" Both fly a U.S. Yacht Ensign flag. The boathouse on the left was constructed by Hubert W. Bessey. -
Garden Club installation, 1972
Accompanied by a clipping (unknown publication) with the caption: "Installation- New officers of he Stuart Garden Club were installed recently at a luncheon at Sunrise Inn. Top left to right are Mrs. Edward Neail, recording secretary; Mrs. Max Auerbach, treasurer; Mrs. John Pearson, corresponding secretary. Bottom row, Mrs. Jame Saxton, first vice-president; Mrs. William H. Cobb, president, and Mrs. E.B. Ing. Scan from low quality print. -
Gas station on Dixie Highway, c. 1935
Man standing in front of gas station (address in 2024: 228 S. Dixie Highway, Stuart), next door to Service Dry Cleaners in the Krueger Building. Signs include: Standard Oil Company, ladies rest room, road information, ask here Gargoyle Mobiloil, crank case greasing service. Building later used as the Red Bus Station, which provided transportation to Camp Murphy.
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Gathering in downtown Stuart, c. 1955
A crowd gathers in front of the Osceola building in downtown Stuart, across the street from the Lyric Theatre. Hutto Radio Appliance Co. truck parked next to the crowd. Handwritten on back: August Oberhaus (Jack Hartman's father-in-law) in rear, sitting backwards in chair. Scan from low quality print. -
George Parks, Jr., 1956
Golf portrait of George Parks, Jr., who served as the clubhouse committee chairman at Martin County Golf and Country Club during the 1950s. Parks' pioneering father started a Gulf Oil Corporation distribution business in Stuart during the early 1900s. Parks Jr. and his sister, Anita Parks Morrison continued operation of the family business for many years. He was also the Acacia masonic lodge master in 1950.