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William Carnegie, c. 1905
Portrait of William C. Carnegie, nephew to industrialist Andrew Carnegie. William built a winter home on a 55-acre estate on Sewall's Point in 1924 and named it "Lucindia," combining the names of the St. Lucie and Indian Rivers which bordered the property. Poor copy. -
Charles T. Tyndall, c. 1925
Portrait of Charles "Theo" Tyndall. Tyndall's parents were early Sewall's Point settlers. He entered military service with his brother, Frank Tyndall in 1917. Theo Tyndall served as a military engineer until being discharged in 1919. Theo went on to serve as a town clerk for the city of Jensen during the 1920s before moving to the West Palm Beach area during the 1930s. -
Dale M. Hudson, c. 1960
Studio portrait of Dale M. Hudson, son of the founder of Citizens Bank of Stuart (First National Bank of Stuart/Seacoast Bank), Dennis S. Hudson, Sr. Dale Hudson held several key roles and titles at the bank over the years including vice president and later president and vice-chairman. -
Ransom R. Ricou, c. 1905
Portrait of Ransom Ren Ricou (1867-1925). Ricou settled in Eden in 1894 and established a commercial fishing company, R.R. Ricou and Sons, in 1896, which became a large and profitable business. -
Homer H. Stuart, c. 1890
Portrait of Homer Hine Stuart, Jr., early settler in the area and namesake for the city of Stuart.Tags Florida-Stuart -
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Jeff Krauskopf examines building plans, 1979
Former Stuart Mayor, Jeff Krauskopf examines building plans. -
Jeff Krauskopf in office, 1979
Former Stuart Mayor, Jeff Krauskopf sits in an office or conference room. Krauskopf also served as both a Stuart city and Martin County commissioner. -
Irving Kanarek, 1961
Studio portrait of Irving Kanarek, co-owner of Stuart Department Store and former city commissioner and mayor of Stuart.