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The Campfire, newsletter of the Dunklin Memorial Camp, c. 1975
The June 1975 newsletter of the Dunklin Memorial Camp, which was founded in 1963 as a spiritual retreat for alcoholics. -
Little Journeys to Salerno and The Famous St. Lucie Inlet Farms, c. 1914
By B.W. Mulford, owner, Salerno, Florida. Published and distributed under the auspices of the Publicity Committee of the Salerno Commercial Club. Produced by the Record Company of St. Augustine and Jacksonville.
A booklet appealing to potential investors by the significant developer of Salerno, B Mulford. Describes Salerno (now Port Salerno) as an excellent place to live and build a business. Includes descriptions of recreation, quality of land for agriculture, prices of vegetables, and letters of testimonial for the area.Tags Florida-Port Salerno -
Dedication of Big John Monahan Bridge, 1965
Includes program of events for dedication ceremony, 7 August 1965, description of project, and the members of the State Road Board. -
For a Delightful Motor Trip Visit Indiantown and Western Martin County, c. 1965
Descriptions of attractions in western Martin County and Indiantown, including Bower's Grove and the Seminole Inn. -
Okeechobee waterway cruise-tips, c. 1975
Brochure with details of the Indiantown Marina. -
Indiantown Martin County brochure, c. 1965
Brochure about Indiantown, detailing transportation, industry, and labor offerings. Describes local industries as infrastructure to attract potential residents or businesses.Tags Florida-Indiantown -
Indiantown brochure, c. 1975
Brochure about Indiantown, details the attractions and amenities of Indiantown, including services available, history, weather, housing, and a map.Tags Florida-Indiantown -
Dixie States Bicentennial Fair & Exposition brochure, 1976
Brochure for event (July 2-5, 1976) featuring the world championship rodeo, bluegrass festival, and exhibits of displays. -
Indiantown Historical Society
Logo, bylaws, minutes, one issue of newsletter (October 2014)Tags Florida-Indiantown -
Frances Tillis, Jeanette Slay Goode, Phyllis Priest Slay, c. 1955
Three women in dresses: Frances Heisler Goode Tillis (1911-1986), Jeanette Slay Goode (1933-2020), and Phyllis Julia Priest Slay (1915-2003).Tags Florida-Indiantown