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Two sheriffs on a fence, c. 1955
Two men, possibly Florida sheriffs, lean against a fence. Man on the left wears a star reading "Host Sheriff" attached to his shirt. Poor copy. -
Trio at a dinner party, c. 1965
Sheriff Baker stands over two women seated at a dinner party. Singer and actress, Francis Langford, seated on the left. Other dinner party attendants in view in the background. Poor copy. -
Toy train, c. 1960
Two boys stand next to an expansive toy train display. The boy on the right might by Steven Baker (son of Sheriff Roy Baker). Poor copy.Tags Model railroads -
Three police officers, c. 1965
Two Martin County Sheriff officers, including Sheriff Roy Baker (on right), squat on the ground watching a third officer stir a bowl containing an unidentified substance. Poor copy.Tags Sheriffs -
Steven Baker on horseback, 1959
Sheriff Roy Baker's son, Steven Baker, wears western style clothes and sits on a horse. Poor copy. -
Steven Baker on front porch, 1959
Sheriff Roy Baker's son, Steven Baker, stands on the front porch of the Baker home. Poor copy.Tags Children -
Sport trophies portrait, c. 1968
Group portrait with student athletes and sport trophies. Sheriff Roy Baker seated on the far left. Poor copy. -
Sport trophies portrait, c. 1968
Sheriff Roy Baker shakes hands with an unidentified man in front of a group of male students seated in bleachers. A row of sport trophies is placed in front of the students indicating that the photo was taken at an award ceremony for student athletes. Poor copy. -
Sport trophies portrait, c. 1967
Sheriff Roy Baker and an unidentified man pose with two Martin County High School students holding sport trophies with bleachers in view behind them. Poor copy. -
Society of Forty Men and Eight Horses initiation, 1949
Men around a table with three of them in costume (including Roy Baker on the left), wearing prisoner uniforms with words painted on their bodies.
Part of the Society of Forty Men and Eight Horses initiation. The society was founded in 1920, is an honor society for the American Legion, and members must be honorably discharged veterans and invited to join. The ceremony to initiate a new member was known as a "wreck."
Poor copy.