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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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Children at birthday party, 1951
Several children gathered at decorated table with cake. Scan from low quality print. -
Retiring postmaster honored, 1958
Published in the Stuart News (23 Oct 1958, p. 19) with the caption: "Retiring postmaster honored last Thursday night at the Lighthouse Restaurant by members of the Stuart Post Office staff." Back row, left to right: Robert Batterman, Richard Fisher, Robert West, George Magos, Fred Arnold, and John Van Hees. Front row: new Postmaster Joe Penrod, Berta Stuart, the retiring postmaster Ralph Hartman Sr., Gertrude Minnehan, Gilbert Bouse.Tags Postmasters -
Group of children on shore, 1954
Group of children, 1 May 1954. Back row (left to right): Rachel Fenton, Ann Christiansen, Wendy Hoenstein, Joe, Pammy Shreckerngost, Evelyn Voss, Bob Fenton, Becky Greenlear, Betty Gail Chilton, Maxine Murphy, Janelle Clements, Charles Greenlear. Front row (left to right): Robie, Dickie Strauss, Paul Kanarek, Bill Pittman, Jerry, Donnie Fogt, David Glass, Larry Auerbach, Carlos Hudson, Mark Senitch. Scan from low quality print.Tags Children -
CWA on strike, 1955
Several people standing outside of the Bell Telephone Office in Woodmen Hall. Some wear signs "CWA on Strike against Southern Bell." Scan from low quality print. -
CWA on strike, 1955
Several people standing outside of the Bell Telephone Office in Woodmen Hall. Some wear signs "CWA on Strike against Southern Bell." Scan from low quality print.
Published in the Stuart News (17 March 1955) with the caption: "This was the scene at the local telephone office on Akron Ave. Monday morning as four tickets marched to announce the union's strike against the company starting at 6 a.m. Monday. The 'C.W.A. stands for Communications Workers of America, a CIO affiliate. The pickets are (left to right) Jim Murray, Carol Mann, an unidentified worker from West Palm Beach and Mrs. Al Keaton." -
Roger Vail, WSTU disc jockey, 1954
Roger Vail, chief announcer for WSTU, Stuart's radio station, putting a record on a turntable. Published in the Stuart News, 9 Dec 1954. -
Jim Mullins, WSTU disc jockey, 1954
Jim Mullins, program director for WSTU, Stuart's radio station, putting a record on a turntable. Published in the Stuart News, 9 Dec 1954. -
Jack McElfresh, WSTU announcer, 1954
Jack McElfresh, first announcer for WSTU, Stuart's radio station. Note handwritten on back indicates that McElfresh graduated from Martin County High School in 1950. Published in the Stuart News, 9 Dec 1954.