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St. Lucie Auto Camp, c. 1940
Cars and trailers. The St. Lucie Auto Camp was located on Dixie Highway across from MLK Blvd. Opened in 1924, its name was changed in 1936 to Stuart Auto Camp. Auto camps offered rental cottages with separate facilities for showers, bathrooms, and laundry, as well as a filling station and dance hall.
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Stuart Hotel, c. 1945
Postcard with large hotel with car and palms in front. Printed on front: "Stuart Hotel on the beautiful St. Lucie River, Stuart, Florida"
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Stuart Messenger, c. 1926
The offices of the Stuart Daily News and Stuart Messenger, decorated with bunting. The Stuart Messenger was purchased in October 1925 by the Clyma family and it became the Stuart Daily News. A gas pump is outside the building. Published in the Stuart News, 25th Historical Edition (9 Nov 1950).
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Stuart Florida's Finest Fishing sign, c. 1925
Large sign with sailfish: This is Stuart Florida's finest fishing on the beautiful St. Lucie, business section."
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Staff at the Walter Kitching Company store, 1917
Interior of store, showing displays including canned goods, condiments, seeds, and other household and grocery items. Walter Kitching's new store was built in 1914 and sold to son-in-law John E. Taylor. Left to right: Walter Kitching, John E. Taylor, Loris Eurit, and Jack H. McDonald.
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Citizens Bank of Stuart, 1939
Citizens Bank on Osceola Street, before the 1949 expansion wing installed on the left side. Published in the 1939 Progress Edition of the Stuart News.
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John E. Taylor campaign card, 1940
Card advertising John E. Taylor (1892-1972) for superintendent of Martin County Schools.Tags Political campaigns -
John E. Taylor 10th grade report card, 1937
John E. Taylor's (1892-1972) report card from Stuart High School.Tags Report cards -
John E. Taylor 11th grade report card, 1938
John E. Taylor's (1892-1972) report card from Stuart High School.Tags Report cards -
Charles Glass, c. 1900
Charles Glass (1867-1947)
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