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Aerial view of housing development in Indiantown, c. 1955
Aerial view of Indiantown, looking northwest. The roundabout seen in the lower center left is the Seminole Street/Osceola Street roundabout (still present in 2025). The Warfield School, built 1927, now the Indiantown Adult Learning Center, can be seen center left. Other roads include Indian Mound Drive, Tiger Tail Court, Yalaha Street, 150th Street, and Chickee Street. Development on Fox Street, SW Cherokee Drive, Lee Avenue, not yet completed. Poor quality photo.Tags Florida-Indiantown -
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Cover of "Come home to Indiantown" festival program, 1991
Cover features a photo of an African American woman hold a fan, taken by Bruce Bennett. The festival was sponsored by the Indiantown Friends of the Library on 23 March 1991 to celebrate the new Indiantown library. -
Irene Harris, c. 1990
Irene Harris (1898-1995) as an older woman. -
Older woman with fan, 1989
Seated older woman holding a fan with an image of a bride and groom and a label "what's as simple as saying 'I do'?" Part of an exhibition at the Martin County Court House Cultural Center in Stuart, 1992. Includes portraits of migrant workers taken in Indiantown over an 18-month period. -
Older couple with wheelchair, 1989
Seated older couple. Man has cigar in his mouth, woman in wheelchair. Part of an exhibition at the Martin County Court House Cultural Center in Stuart, 1992. Includes portraits of migrant workers taken in Indiantown over an 18-month period. -
Twins on car, 1990
Two depressed looking children. Part of an exhibition at the Martin County Court House Cultural Center in Stuart, 1992. Includes portraits of migrant workers taken in Indiantown over an 18-month period. -
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. -
Seminole family, c. 1915
Published in the book The Seminoles of Florida : Illustrated by Minnie Moore-Willson. New York : Moffat, Yard and Company, 1916, with the caption: A Seminole group of the Tallahassee band, known as the Cow Creeks. A people without a country."