Sheriff Roy Baker and Deputy Howard Clark stand next to a 1922 Ford Model-T automobile. Sign on the windshield reads "Please Look and Admire, But Don't Touch Me." Sign may indicate that the photo may have been taken at an antique car show. Poor copy.
Gathering of men, possibly at a men's club recreation building. A man plays the accordion, and the group is gathered around a ping-pong table. Poor copy.
Gathering of men, possibly at a men's club recreation building. One of the guys in view appears to be playing ping-pong and several men play pool in the background. Poor copy.
Car with its front end crushed from the result of a collision sits in a parking lot. Sheriff officers and others stand nearby. Drug store and Texaco station in view behind the car. Poor copy.
Portrait of a young Roy Baker in uniform. Roy C. Baker was an army MP during WWII, then worked with the Delray Beach Police Dept. He joined the Stuart police force in November 1945 and by December was the Stuart Chief of Police. In 1952 he was elected Sheriff of Martin County, a position he held until 1972. Poor copy.
