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Unidentified house under construction, c. 1900
Large house under construction.
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Jackson Luce-Gladwin Co., c. 1915
Two story store with people and bicycle in front. Painted on side: "Jackson Luce-Gladwin Co. Hardware & Furniture. Paints oils & varnishes. Agents for Studebaker Wagons, E.M.F. 30, Flanders 20. Building also called the "McCrory building at 109-113 N. Second St."
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Execution, c. 1900
A man being hanged and a group of men standing on a gallows. Unknown date or persons.
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Three men in a pineapple field, c. 1900
Three men in a pineapple field.
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Under the pineapple lathe house, c. 1900
A man stands under a wooden lathe house - a structure built to provide shade on pineapple plants. -
Porch packed with people, c. 1900
Large porch on small house on beach, filled with people. -
Man eating with dogs, c. 1900
An old man eats, his plate on a stump, while a puppy begs for food. -
Man walking behind an ox cart, c. 1900
Man walking behind an ox pulling a cart.
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St. Lucie Ice Co., c. 1900
Large building with smoke stack, St. Lucie Ice Company. Ad for Wrigley's Spearmint Gum painted on side of the building.
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Family in car, c. 1895
Old car driven by a man with eyeglasses or sunglasses. A woman holds an infant and an unhappy boy sits in front. Another copy features caption: "First automobile in Vero Beach. The first automobile in Vero Beach was an Orient Buckboard, brought in by boat and assembled locally for Mr. and Mrs. N.O. Penny. It was officially registered in Florida on February 20, 1907, as the 333rd automobile in the state. Shown in the picture are Mr. and Mrs. N.O. Penny and their children. Mrs. Penny was the 3 year old sister of Charles Gifford when she came to Vero Beach with her parents in 1888."
Low quality copy.