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Dyer house, c. 1914
Children Hary Frazier Dyer (1910-1984) and Virginia Dyer Brock (1912-2010) on stoop of Dyer house. -
Dyer siblings, 1966
Standing, left to right: Florence A. Dyer Ricou (1898-1982) and Helen Virginia Dyer Brock (1912-2010. Seated: Harry Frazier Dyer (1910-1984) and Myrtle Mabel Dyer (1899-1993). -
Dyer sisters, 1915
Hazel Marion Dyer Cressler (1902-1990), Florence Dyer Ricou (1898-1982), Myrtle Mabel Dyer (1899-1993) -
Dyer sisters, 1941
Four sisters in front of stoop of house. Standing, left to right:Myrtle Mabel Dyer (1899-1993) and Hazel Marion Dyer Cressler (1902-1990). Seated: Helen Virginia Dyer Brock (1912-2010) and Florence A. Dyer Ricou (1898-1982) -
Dyer's Dry Goods Store, c. 1915
Storefront of early incarnation of the Dyer Store. The store opened in 1914 and closed in 1982 as the Dyer's Department Store. As of 2023, it still stands at 10 SW Ocean Blvd. -
Eighth grade graduating class, 1915
Group of young people in white. Published in the Stuart News, 9 Nov. 1950 with the caption: "Before Stuart had a high school, graduating ceremonies were conducted each year for students completing the 8th grade. Shown here is such a class. They are (standing left to right) Hazel Dyer now Mrs. Merritt Cressler); Mary Witham, (now Mrs. Lane Jennings); Miss Myrtle Dyer and Gladys Parks; (sitting) Leeson A. Hogarth, now of West Palm Beach, and Jackson H. McDonald (deceased). -
Flag raising ceremony at Stuart School, 1916
Cars, people, and a large flag along a road for the flag raising ceremony on 23 February 2016. -
Flora Annie Frazier Dyer, c. 1897
Flora Frazier Dyer (1878-1937) moved to Martin County with her family in 1887 when she was nine years old. She later married Harry Armstrong Dyer and had several children. Flora was a photographer and painter. She ran the Dyer Dry Goods Store while her husband was undergoing treatments for tuberculosis in New Mexico. Flora also started her own commercial plant business, growing and shipping roses. Her business was named Virginia Gardens, after her youngest daughter. -
Flora Annie Frazier Dyer, c. 1897
Flora Frazier Dyer (1878-1937) moved to Martin County with her family in 1887 when she was nine years old. She later married Harry Armstrong Dyer and had several children. Flora was a photographer and painter. She ran the Dyer Dry Goods Store while her husband was undergoing treatments for tuberculosis in New Mexico. Flora also started her own commercial plant business, growing and shipping roses. Her business was named Virginia Gardens, after her youngest daughter. -
Flora Annie Frazier Dyer, c. 1915
Flora Frazier Dyer (1878-1937) moved to Martin County with her family in 1887 when she was nine years old. She later married Harry Armstrong Dyer and had several children. Flora was a photographer and painter. She ran the Dyer Dry Goods Store while her husband was undergoing treatments for tuberculosis in New Mexico. Flora also started her own commercial plant business, growing and shipping roses. Her business was named Virginia Gardens, after her youngest daughter.