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Girl scouts with cookies, c. 1958
Junior and Brownie girl scouts surround a table with boxes of cookies. -
Girl scouts, 1949
Published in the Stuart News (2 June 1949, p. 7) with the caption: "This is the Stuart Brownie Troop 8 posed in front of its weekly meeting place, the Stuart Presbyterian Church. The girls include (left to right, kneeling) Berry Lee Whiticar, Laura Kay Whiticar, Elizabeth Keller, Gloria Cabre, Susan Hall, Gill Johnson, and Mary Berry; (standing) Phyllis Pence, Judy Mallon, Gail Randolph, Cheryl McClaskey, Jo Marie Ashley, Jacqueline Coleman, Nancy Crandall, Sandra Dehon, Joanna Mann, Patsy Carter, Bocelia Donaldson, Mary Margaret French, Kay King, Judy Ruhnke, and Mary Lyons. The leaders are Mrs. Velma Mallon (left) and Mrs. Arthur M. Dehon." -
Girls and boys basketball teams on the school steps, 1940
Labeled "The "S" Club, all grades." However, in the 1940 yearbook, the "S" Club is for males only. This is the boys and girls basketball teams together.
First row: Ed Arnold, Maurice Gay, Margaret Anderson, Red Fultz (holding trophy), Juanita Slawson, Charles Coutant, Frank Hendricks, and Coach J. Fred Evans. Second row: June Chester, Charlie Burroughs, Lydia Mae Sallas, Billy Chester, Walter Rein, "Chum" Fuller, Liz O'Steen, Allen Gray. Back row: Gertrude Young, Bobbie Harrell, Kittee Ricou, Juanita Baker. Child on right may be Theresa Magos. -
Girls basketball team, 1940
Seven girls in a line with two basketballs.
Left to right: Juanita Slawson, Margaret Anderson, Gertrude Young, Lydia M. Sallas, Juanita Baker, Kittee Ricou, June Chester. -
Gladys Prevatt Peters, c. 1957
Gladys Yvonne Prevatt (b. 1939) standing near palm tree in front of a house. -
Glass brothers, c. 1898
Portrait with four men. Note written below the portrait reads "Glass Brothers, Spanish American War."
Charles Glass came to the area and worked as a pineapple farm in the early 1900s. In 1912, he began running the Stuart Hotel. Glass had two brothers, Louis Glass (1854-1929) and Frank Glass (1875-1958).
Damaged photograph; also included is a copy restored through Gemini. -
Glimpse of a palmetto hat factory, c. 1908
Several people outside a small house, holding hats. Postcard identifies the location as Stuart but original image taken in Port Orange, Florida.
Image published in book by Harold D. Cardwell, Sr. entitled Port Orange: A Great Community. Caption with image in the book reads "The Hat Factory on Dunlawton Avenue, late 1890s. Hats were made from palmetto fronds that were cured and woven by the hands of workers. This technique was an art form inherited by Floridians from the early Seminoles. These palmetto hats were very fashionable during this period and were especially popular with tourists. -
Golf and Country Club bar, c. 1956
Tony Priore and Pete Stinespring around the bar at Martin County Golf and Country Club. Golf portraits hang on the walls behind the two men.Tags Bars -
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