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After the Jensen fire, 1908
Jensen after the 3 May 1908 fire, which destroyed most buildings in the town, including stores, warehouses, and train depot.
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Frank Coventry with car ferry, c. 1917
In 1917, Frank Coventry opened a ferry service across the St. Lucie River between Jensen Beach (then Gosling) and Stuart. The ferry served as many as 500 cars a month until the auto bridge opened in January 1918.
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Sewall's Point Post Office, 1905
Copy of Library of Congress Stereograph card with view of the Sewall's Point Post Office Dock.
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Packing pineapples, 1906
Workers load pineapples into crates.
Shipping Indian River Pineapples to the North, c. 1905
Workers loading pineapples onto train cars, marked with Atlantic Coast Despatch and F.E.C.
Jupiter Inlet from the lighthouse, c. 1903
View from Jupiter Lighthouse.
Steamboat St. Lucie, c. 1887
The steamboat St. Lucie on the Indian River. Photographer William Henry Jackson visited the Indian River area in 1887, 1889, and 1903.
Off for the Indian River, Florida, c. 1903
The steamboat Republic of the Indian River line. Photographer William Henry Jackson visited the Indian River area in 1887, 1889, and 1903.
Pineapple field at Eden, c. 1887
Field of pineapples. Photographer William Henry Jackson visited the Indian River area in 1887, 1889, and 1903.
Steamer St. Lucie at Eden, c. 1887
People arriving on steamer St. Lucie. Photographer William Henry Jackson visited the Indian River area in 1887, 1889, and 1903.
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