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Men's group portrait, c. 1955
Group portrait of men and boys in an interior space with faux finish walls. Roy Baker in back right, all the way to the right. Poor copy. -
New Martin County jail dedication, 1971
Florida Lt. Governor Tom Adams (left), Martin County Sheriff Roy Baker (center), and Florida Attorney General Robert Shevin (right) stand together at an opening ceremony for the new Martin County jail, which was dedicated on November 26, 1971. Poor copy. -
NYC Mayor O'Dwyer wedding, 1949
Crowd gathered outside the wedding of New York Mayor, William O'Dwyer (1890-1964) and Elizabeth Sloan Simpson (1916-1996), married at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Stuart on December 20, 1949. Poor copy. -
Officers with confiscated moonshine, 1959
Sheriff Roy Baker (right), Deputy James Holt (center), and another officer pose with a pile of metal containers containing confiscated alcohol. James Holt was sheriff between 1973 and 1992. Poor copy. -
Outdoor meal prep portrait, c. 1955
Group poses around an outdoor meal preparation area. Poor copy.Tags African Americans -
Parade route down 4th Street, 1949
View of 4th Street/Ocean Boulevard in Stuart with parade and banner in distance. Parade held for New York Mayor, William O'Dwyer, who was married in Stuart in December of 1949. Poor copy. -
Ping-pong game, c. 1955
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. -
Police car with boat attached, c. 1965
Martin County Sheriff's Department boat hitched to a patrol car next to the courthouse. Poor copy. -
Port Salerno school safety patrols, c. 1965
Group portrait of Port Salerno school safety patrols with three Martin County Sheriff officers, Sheriff Roy Baker, Deputy Mae Wojcieszak, and Jack Curry. -
Portrait of a young Roy Baker, 1945
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.