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Citizen's Bank, 1949
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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France Apartments, 1949
The France Apartments, built in 1927 at 24 SW St Lucie Crescent.
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The Lighthouse Restaurant, 1949
Long white building, small lighthouse, pier with boats behind. Located a few hundred yards from the north end of the bridge across the St. Lucie River on U.S. 1., was demolished in 1962 as part of the widening of U.S. 1 and Roosevelt Bridge.
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Pier at the end of Colorado Avenue, c. 1930
Long pier at the end of Colorado Avenue, with two small buildings.
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Child in wheelbarrow near the Kimberly Apartments, 1915
A woman holding an umbrella and a child in a wheelbarrow, near the Kimberly Apartments. Poor quality scan.
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Kimberly Apartments and Coventry Hotel, 1919
Two large buildings and water tower. Poor quality scan.
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Road construction equipment, 1920
Man on a piece of road construction equipment.
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Road construction equipment, 1920
Man on a piece of road construction equipment. Poor quality scan.
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Necessity Shop, c. 1915
Small building, possibly an outhouse, with sign "The Necessity Shop" on top and "News Stand" at bottom. Published in Alice Luckhardt's book Stuart: Images of America (2016) with the caption: "Susan Kitching's Necessity Shop was actually located in Broster Kitching's post office building. The shop's sign was often removed and placed in other locations, especially at Halloween, by the local young people."
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