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George W. Parks General Merchandise store, c. 1920
Geo. W. Parks General Merchandise store with patriotic decorations. Name of store, painted on building, very faded.
The upper veranda of the building was enclosed in 1910 and the business name changed to the Stuart Mercantile store in 1913. Warehouse on north side present in the 1920 Sanborn map.
The building became the Stuart Feed Store during the 1940s and after the city of Stuart purchased the building in 1988, it became the Stuart Heritage Museum. -
Geraldine Plumb with a pineapple, 1928
A young girl, Geraldine Alida Plumb, holding a pineapple in a field of pineapples. Another copy includes handwritten on back: "Geraldine Plumb - "First white child born in Port Sewall, Oct 29, 1924" -
Gertrude Walden, c. 1980
Gertrude D. Walden (1902-1984), who founded one of Stuart's first day cares.Tags Teachers -
Giant Santa at City Hall, 1974
Giant Santa figure outside of Stuart city hall. -
Gilbert's Bar Station sign, c. 1965
Sign: Gilbert's Bar Station, United States Coast Guard, Martin County Historical Society 1955. House of Refuge at Gilbert's Bar was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1974. -
Girl in front of large house, c. 1920
Young Lydia Glass stands in front of a large house. -
Girl scout group around piano, 1949
Brownie Troop of girl scouts at the Presbyterian Church on Osceola. Betty Kay Dehon, brownie scout leader, playing piano. -
Girl scout group, c. 1950
Group of young girls in scout uniforms and four adult women in yard of house. First row (kneeling), left to right: Unidentified, Harriett Somos, Unidentified, Deanie Godfrey, Unidentified, Kay Hudson, Dot Smith, Unidentified, Gloria Cabre.
Second row (seated), left to right: Phyllis Pence, Unidentified, Jill Johnson, Libby Keller, Ruth Thompson, Laura-Kay Whiticar, Judy Ruhnke, Mary Lyos, Susan Hall, Linda Gilson, Jo Marie Ashley.
Back row (standing), left to right: Unidentified, Unidentified, ? French, Joan Edenfield, Unidentified, Gail Randolph, Sandra Detton, Jackie Coleman, Unidentified, Kay King, Marily Glass.
Adults standing at right: Betty Kay Delton and Mrs. Ruhnke. Adults standing at left unidentified. -
Girl scouts learning knots, 1949
Published in the Stuart News (2 June 1949, p. 7) with the caption: "Mrs. Arthur M. Dehon, leader of the Stuart Brownies, shows Jacqueline Coleman how the square knot is tied at a meeting of the troop at the Presbyterian Church. Watching the demonstration are (left to right) Elizabeth Keller, Phyllis Pence, Judy Ruhnke, Gloria Cabre, and Nancy Crandall."