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Foot of Palmetto Avenue, 1909
Gazebo, car, and buildings. Labeled "Foot of Palmetto Avenue, Fort Pierce, Fla. Copyright 1909 by H.E. Hill."
Recorded in FPC record book 1 as "908, Foot of Palmetto Ave, Ft. Pierce, copyright 1909" -
Fort Pierce School, 1908
Large group of children standing in front of a building. Teachers on porch. Oct 1908. Label: "Fort Pierce School, Oct. 1908, Enrollment 253" -
Fort Pierce, best fishing, c. 1915
Family posed with their catch behind a car with a sign "Fort Pierce Florida Best Fishing in the World" Low quality print. -
Four men and a shark, 1908
Several men standing on the dock around a dead shark. Low quality print. -
Fred Hill with fish, 1915
Photographer Fred Hill with fishing pole and fish. No. 5116 is recorded in the Florida Photographic Concern record book as "5116 Fred and fish, Tenmile, HEH" Low quality print. -
Goodwin's Beans, 1912
Field of beans with car driving near the river in the background. Photograph captured on Christmas Day 1912 and described as "Goodwin's beans" in the Florida Photographic Concern logbook. Description likely refers to the R. L. Goodwin farm in Fort Pierce.
Listed in the FPC record book 1 (PDF p. 144) as "4492 Goodwins Beans, HEH" -
Grapefruit tree, 1908
Three year old grapefruit tree with fruit. According to the Florida Photographic Concern logbook, photograph taken at Williams property.
Listed in the FPC record book 1 (PDF p. 24) as "619 William's Grape-fruit tree" -
Grapefruit tree, c. 1912
Grapefruit on a tree in Stuart. According to the Florida Photographic Concern logbook, photograph taken at Krueger property.
Listed in the FPC record book 1 (PDF p. 147) as "4587 Kruger-Grapefruit, Chillingworth, Stuart, Fla., FGH" -
Grassy field and tilled soil, c. 1910
Grassy field with pine trees in background. Fence and soil tilled for farming on the left.
Listed in the FPC record book 1 (PDF p. 85) as "2568 Pine Woods and broken ground, Ft. Pierce, Fla., 5x7" -
Harvesting pineapples, c. 1908
Workers harvest pineapples by tossing them in the air and down the line in a field at the Koblegard plantation in Ft. Pierce.
Photograph published in the Farmers Bulletin 1237: Pineapple Culture In Florida from the United States Department of Agriculture, which was issued in November 1921.
Listed in the FPC record book 1 (PDF p. 29) as "790 Koblegard-catching pines, FGH."