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O.T. Clark Mullins & Mary Sanders, c. 1985
Two women. Labeled O.T. Clark Mullins (d. 1994) & Mary Sanders. -
Officers of Stuart Woman's Club for 1949-1950, 1949
Published in the Stuart News, 12 May 1949, with the caption: "New officers of the Stuart Woman's Club who were installed at the annual closing luncheon meeting at Chisholm's last Thursday include (left to right) Mrs. Roger Spicer, director; Miss Gwendolyn Jones of Ft. Pierce, visiting officer; Mrs. Franklin D. Jones, re-elected president; Mrs. Ralph W. Hartman, 1st vice-president; Mrs. George Conrad, 2nd vice-president; Mrs. B.D. Fulton, corresponding secretary; Mrs. D.S. Hudson, treasurer, and Mrs. J.R. Pomeroy, parliamentarian. -
Old Roosevelt bridge, c. 1911
Bridge between Stuart and Jensen Beach Florida across the St. Lucie River. The Old Roosevelt Bridge opened in 1934. This bascule bridge later became the northbound lane and a second bridge was built in 1964 as the southbound lane. When the New Roosevelt Bridge was built in 1996, the original northbound bridge was torn down.
Marked "3725." However, this is probably an error.
Listed in the FPC record book 1 (PDF p. 106) as "3276 R.R. Bridge, Stuart, Fla."
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On the golf course, 1956
Claude Wilson (left) and Phil Pence sit with a little girl on a golf bench or cart. Wilson was the club manager at Martin County Golf and Country Club during the mid-1950s and Phil Pence served as a Stuart commissioner and former mayor (1944-1946). -
On the golf course, 1959
Three men stand on a putting green at Martin County golf course. Two of the men identified as Walter Rein and Paul Hardwick. -
On the wooded Palm City Bridge, c. 1920
Published in A Pictorial History of Palm City, Florida written by Sandra Thurlow and Jacqui Thurlow-Lippisch (p. 119) with the following caption: "Isabel Jennings and Girlie Reynolds pose on the Palm City Bridge."
The Palm City Bridge opened in 1919. It was designed by J.W. Bow and built by C.T. Dawkins Co. of Jacksonville. It was 2,600 feet long and was a bascule style drawbridge and was replaced in 1970.Tags Bridges -
Osceola Street and Haney Circle, 1952
Buildings on Osceola Street, including Citizen's Bank of Stuart and the expansion (built late 1948 or early 1949). -
Otto Stypmann and family, c. 1920
Otto Stypmann (1850-1929), another man, and two women.Tags Florida-Stuart -
Palm City Bridge and Palm Villa Hotel, c. 1920
View of the Palm City bridge with the Palm Villa Hotel visible on the left. The bridge tender's house visible on the far right.. The Palm City Bridge opened in 1919. It was designed by J.W. Bow and built by C.T. Dawkins Co. of Jacksonville. It was 2,600 feet long and was a bascule style drawbridge, and was replaced in 1970. -
Palm City Bridge, c. 1920
View of the Palm City bridge. The Palm City Bridge opened in 1919. It was designed by J.W. Bow and built by C.T. Dawkins Co. of Jacksonville. It was 2,600 feet long and was a bascule style drawbridge and was replaced in 1970.