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  • Two buildings, Stuart Ice Company on the right. Built in 1924 by Fred E. Murphy on the east side of the FEC railroad tracks, north of Casa Lumber and south of Florida Power and Light.

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  • Lady Abundance statue (installed in 1949), with the courthouse and water tower visible in background. Published in Alice Luckhardt's book, Stuart, with the caption: "To honor Stuart pioneer Cynthia Haney, the Stuart Woman's Club decided to purchase a statue to be placed in the Haney Circle Park at Colorado and Osceola. The Goddess of Abundance by Manya Konolei was purchased sight unseen for $1,800 in 1949. Upon its arrival, the club felt its scanty attire combined with the grapes (associated with wine) was inappropriate to represent Haney, a longtime prohibitionist. So the 10-foot bronze statue, along with a fountain, was placed on the courthouse lawn." The statue was later placed in Haney Circle in 1991.

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  • Three men in naval uniforms. Published in Alice Luckhardt's book, Stuart, with the caption: "Witham family members who served during World War II included, from left to right, son Paul Homer Witham, a Navy fighter pilot who was shot down and killed in the Aleutian Islands on August 8, 1942; his father, Paul Witham, who was a Navy chief warrant officer for 30 years; and son Philip Ross Witham who was a survivor of the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941." The Stuart airfield, enlarged and named McArthur Field, was renamed Witham field in 1943 in honor of Paul Homer Witham.

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  • Martin County Courthouse with side additions, which were added in about 1959 and removed in about 1989. Behind the courthouse is the water tower with an American flag painted on it, which was done in 1976 and replaced with a flag and the Stuart name in 1991.

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  • Color postcard of "Danforth House" labeled "Stuart, Fla. Hotel Danforth on the St. Lucie"

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  • Large apartment building with man walking alongside. Located at the corner of Camden Avenue and Ocean Boulevard (400 SW Camden Ave, Stuart).

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  • Built in 1926 at 600 SE Ocean Boulevard (Corner of Ocean and High School Avenue) as El Bit-Lor with 57 apartments. After an initial success, the apartment building was damaged in the 1933 hurricane. By 1934 it was sold and reopened as the Atlantic Court Apartments. Once a grand establishment, the apartment complex was demolished in June 2002 after being derelict for many years.

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  • Built in 1926 at 600 SE Ocean Boulevard (Corner of Ocean and High School Avenue) as El Bit-Lor with 57 apartments. After an initial success, the apartment building was damaged in the 1933 hurricane. By 1934 it was sold and reopened as the Atlantic Court Apartments. Once a grand establishment, the apartment complex was demolished in June 2002 after being derelict for many years.

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  • Chamber of Commerce building.

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  • Citizens Bank of Stuart, an art deco building designed by L. Phillips Clarke of West Palm Beach and built by contractor Watt & Sinclair in 1938 at 10 SW Osceola Street. The bank was at this location from 1938 to 1958, and the expansion was built in the late 1948 or early 1949.

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