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Aerial photograph of grove near Indiantown, c. 1965
Aerial photograph of grove near Indiantown, probably an orange orchard. -
Map of Indiantown, c. 1965
Small map of Indiantown, with numbered locations of industrial park, Seminole Inn, post office, railroad depot, sewage plant, Bowers Grove, medical building, elementary school, shopping center, bank, water plant, and marina. -
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Dedication of the Indiantown post office, 1964
Congressman Paul Rogers and Postmaster George E. Jordan with flag from Washington D.C. at dedication of new post office in Indiantown, 10 October 1964. -
"Enjoy life in Indiantown" card, c. 1965
Label: "Enjoy life in Indiantown" with photo of two men in a boat catching a fish. -
PTA meeting, Indiantown, c. 1965
Seven women and one man in the Warfield Elementary School library. Far right, Warfield Principal Robert Max Thomas. -
Indiantown welcomes Florida, c. 1965
Three men in front of a sign: "Indiantown welcomes Florida ?" Eugene "Timer" Powers (1937-1992) in middle. Powers established Indiantown Gas Company in 1960, was on the board of the South Florida Water Management District, and was a Martin County commissioner. -
State Road Board and John H. Monahan, 1965
Published in the Stuart News with the caption: "'Congratulations, John!', says County Commission Chairman Frank A. Wacha, second from left, to 'Big John' H. Monahan, former District 4 State Road Board member, after whom the new high-level bridge at Indiantown was named Saturday. Joining in the congratulations are, left to right, County Commissioner Timer Powers, Monahan's successor, Chelsie J. Senerchia; and Floyd Bowen, SRD chairman." -
Group of women in bathing suits, c. 1960
Left to right: Kathy Higbee, Peggy White, unidentified, unidentified, Wanda Fletcher, Charlotte McAllister, Elaine Higbee, Kay Allen, Karen Brane. -
Kiwanis Club members and the Secretary of Agriculture, 1965
Kiwanis Club members Paul Stefker, William S. Robson (DDS), with Doyle Connor, Secretary of Agriculture. Connor was the speaker at the six-club joint luncheon meeting of are Kiwanians in Indiantown on 10 November 1965.Tags Florida-Indiantown