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St. Lucie River Bridge, c. 1925
Concrete bridge over the St. Lucie River between Jensen Beach and Stuart, built in 1918.Tags Bridges -
Young man with signal flags, c. 1925
Young man holding signal flags next to water. -
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Flagler Park after hailstorm, 1934
On February 10, 1934, a massive hailstorm dumped icy rocks all over Stuart and Palm City, Florida. The hailstorm was so large that it covered the old Roosevelt Bridge in Stuart, making it look like a snowstorm. Handwritten on back: "End of Flagler St. park" -
Hail on old Roosevelt Bridge, 1934
On February 10, 1934, a massive hailstorm dumped icy rocks all over Stuart and Palm City, Florida. The hailstorm was so large that it covered the old Roosevelt Bridge in Stuart, making it look like a snowstorm. -
Hail on old Roosevelt Bridge, 1934
On February 10, 1934, a massive hailstorm dumped icy rocks all over Stuart and Palm City, Florida. The hailstorm was so large that it covered the old Roosevelt Bridge in Stuart, making it look like a snowstorm. Handwritten on back: "Looking toward Roosevelt Bridge." -
Flagler Park after hailstorm, 1934
On February 10, 1934, a massive hailstorm dumped icy rocks all over Stuart and Palm City, Florida. The hailstorm was so large that it covered the old Roosevelt Bridge in Stuart, making it look like a snowstorm. Handwritten on back: "End of Flagler Street, park." -
Flagler Street after hailstorm, 1934
On February 10, 1934, a massive hailstorm dumped icy rocks all over Stuart and Palm City, Florida. The hailstorm was so large that it covered the old Roosevelt Bridge in Stuart, making it look like a snowstorm. Train car on tracks at the end of Flagler Street. Published in the Stuart News, 25th Historical Edition (9 Nov 1950). -
Standard Oil Company in hailstorm, 1934
On February 10, 1934, a massive hailstorm dumped icy rocks all over Stuart and Palm City, Florida. The hailstorm was so large that it covered the old Roosevelt Bridge in Stuart, making it look like a snowstorm. Cars drive by the Standard Oil Company filling station. Handwritten on back: "Bass Lane Station, he came from Georgia."