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  • Small Mediterranean Revival style house built in 1924 for Ralph W. Hartman Sr. and wife Mary McDonald Hartman. Mr. Hartman was Postmaster of Stuart between 1934 and 1958. Mary Hartman was the Society Editor and a reporter for Stuart News and wrote for other newspapers as well. Poor quality copy.

    Handwritten on photo: "Our first house - Stuart Fla [?]. Moved in March 9-193[?]. From a photocopied page of a photoalbum owned by Karen Hartman Malfroegeot.
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  • Man standing behind two children, one in a wedding dress and another in a military uniform. Handwritten on back: Donald ("Donnie") Hartman minister, Brady Hartman bridegroom, Annette O'Day bride.
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  • Cars parked in front of the Hartman-Leighton furniture store. Also visible is Household Electric Center, and Mather Furniture on Old Dixie Highway. Poor quality copy.
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  • Ducks float in a large puddle in front of the Household Electric Center on Old Dixie Highway. Poor quality copy.
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  • Ralph Hartman, wildlife officer, and another man on small boat, the Skipper, spraying 2,4-D herbicide as part of a Jaycees initiative to clear hyacinths from the south fork of the St. Lucie river.
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  • Three small boats in hyacinth choked river. The group was part of a Jaycees initiative to clear hyacinths from the south fork of the St. Lucie river by spraying 2,4-D herbicide.
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  • Group of men under a shade canopy gathered around a table. The group was part of a Jaycees initiative to clear hyacinths from the south fork of the St. Lucie river, and included [handwritten on back] Ralph Hartman Jr. (wildlife officer), Harry Dyer, Mike Littman, Jim Pomeroy, and Bud Chappelka.
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  • School portrait of Karen Hartman. Later name used includes Karen Malfregeot. Twin of Kaye Hartman.

  • School portrait of Kathleen "Kaye" Margaret Hartman (1945-2022). Names later used include Kaye Moore and Kaye Baker. Twin of Karen Hartman.

  • A. Feit (member of the American Art Appraisers Association, antiquarian and art dealer), Mary McDonald Hartman (1902-1969), and Mrs. George Conrad (Stuart Woman's Club committee members) stand next to the Lady Abundance fountain. The fountain was sculpted by Manya Konolei, donated by the Stuart Woman's Club to the City of Stuart and installed on the courthouse lawn in 1949. It was later placed in Haney Circle in 1991.
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