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B.W. Mulford's house in Salerno, c. 1920
The home of Benjamin W. Mulford (1868-1926), early developer of Port Salerno. -
Beach portrait, c. 1910
Two men and two women on the beach in their bathing suits. -
Beauty contestants, 1928
Several young women on the beach in bathing suits. Includes: (seated) Celia Pittman, Flo Mendel, ?, ?, ?, Madeline Hopkins, Pauline Stuart. (standing) Riley Johnson, Jo Mendel, Hattie Moore, Leora Johnson, Madeline Green, ?, Betsy Lane.
Second image features the same women, and was published in the Chronicles of the Treasure Coast series in local newspapers by the First National Bank and Trust in 1994-1995. -
Decorated car for WWI parade, c. 1915
Four men lean against a decorated car. -
Dixie Highway 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. Handwritten on back: "View looking south from Roosevelt Bridge. Citco Station, Todd Baker and family lived in building." -
Ferrying across river, c. 1915
Several men on a ferry boat. Label has "St. Lucie River" marked out and "Indian River" written in. -
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 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" -
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). -
Four people at old pavilion, c. 1920
Two men and two women stand next to an automobile parked in front of one of the area’s three “old pavilions,” which were located in Jensen, Stuart and Jupiter and used for beach picnics during the early 1900s.