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Southern Dames of America members, c. 1975
Six women on a patio. Handwritten on back: Mrs. Waters, Ft. Pierce; 2. Eva Rowell, Stuart; 3. Dora Lowery, Stuart; 4. Cecilla Mae Greene, Stuart; 5. Mrs. Sumner, Ft. Pierce; 6. Caroline Bennet, Stuart YSC. -
Southern Dames of America members, c. 1963
Dora Rogers Lowery was one of the 150 charter members of Southern Dames of America selected to attend a five day assembly in Atlanta in 1963. Identifications handwritten on back. -
United Daughters of the Confederacy parade car, 1965
Dora Rogers Lowery at wheel of car decorated with United Daughters of the Confederacy flag and Confederate flag, in front of the Stuart Log Cabin. Identifications handwritten on back: Dora Lowery, Eva Rowell, Beatrice Johnston Wells, Flora Corbett, Mrs. Zack Mosley. -
United Daughters of the Confederacy parade car, 1965
Several women with a car decorated with United Daughters of the Confederacy flag and Confederate flag. Left to right: Ellen Rowell Chase, Mrs. Hosford, unidentified, Dora Lowery, Bea Wells, Eva Rowell. -
United Daughters of the Confederacy parade car, 1965
Several women with a car decorated with the United Daughters of the Confederacy flag and a Confederate flag. Identifications handwritten on back: Ellen Rowell Chase, Mrs. Hosford, unidentified, Eva Rowell, Dora Lowery, Bea Wells. -
James L. Hall memorial service program, 2003
Memorial Service program. Sgt. James L. Hall (1930-2002) was an officer with the Stuart Police Department for more than 33 years. He was one of the first two Black officers, having joined the force in 1956. -
Sheriff John Holt with a posse, c. 1985
Posse of deputies. On horseback, right to left, identified are John and Evelyn Holt. Standing in front are Deputy Ernie Hester, Sheriff Jim Holt, and an unidentified deputy. -
New York Mayor, William O'Dwyer welcoming banner across 4th Street, 1949
Banner created by the Martin County Chamber of Commerce welcoming New York Mayor, William O'Dwyer and wife Elizabeth Sloan Simpson O'Dwyer, strung across 4th Street/Ocean Boulevard with police officers standing beneath it. Banner reads: "10,000 welcomes, Mayor O'Dwyer & Bride from Martin Co. Chamber of Commerce." -
Fingerprinting, 1968
A smiling man gets fingerprinted. Left to right: unidentified, Jim Mills, Roy C. Baker. -
Martin County sheriff's department staff and W.R. England, 1959
Left to right: Joan Wright, Jim Holt, W.R. England, Roy C. Baker, Joan Baird. England was from the Florida Sheriff's Association and monitored sheriff's offices in the state. Jim Holt was sheriff of Martin County in 1972-1992 and Roy C. Baker in 1952-1972.