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Flower processing, c. 1955
Workers sort cut lily flowers on tables at a flower farm at H & H Lily Growers Farm on Murphy Rd. in Palm City. H & H Lily Growers Farm was owned by Richard G. Hupfel (on left). -
Flower transport, c. 1960
Group of men unload boxes of cut flowers from a cargo plane. Writing on the side of the plane includes "Riddle Aviation Co. Air Cargo New York Miami Puerto Rico." -
Flowerbeds in greenhouse, c. 1945
Unidentified man kneels next to flower beds inside a greenhouse at a Martin County flower farm. -
Flowering tree identification, c. 1955
Figure takes a close look at the buds on a flowering tree while holding Edwin Menninger's "What Flowering Tree Is That?" book. The Stuart water tower is in the background. -
Flowers planted under cover, c. 1955
Rows of flowers planted under cover at an unidentified Martin County flower farm. -
Football portrait in bathing suits, c. 1955
Eight women pose on the beach in bathing suits with a football and football helmets. -
Football portrait, c. 1950
Portrait of boys posed on a football field. -
Football tackle, c. 1950
Photo of two men engaged in a tackle on the football field.Tags Athletic fields -
Former House Speaker Evans Crary with family members during portrait unveiling ceremony, 1959
Crary family at the unveiling ceremony for the portrait of Evans Crary Sr. Crary was a Speaker of the Florida House of Representatives. The portrait was painted by Pompano artist Hugh Walter and was one of 14 unveiled at that time. Crary served as a Stuart city judge 1930 to 1936, was elected to the Florida House in 1936, became Speaker in 1945, and served in the Florida Senate 1946 to 1954. He also established a successful law office, Crary, Crary, and Crary, with his sons. Left to right: Evans Crary Jr. (1930-2024), Talley McKewin Crary (1905-2002), Evans Crary Jr.'s son Larry, Evans Crary Sr. (1905-1968), and Evans Crary Jr.'s wife Marilyn Overby Crary (1931-1995). -
Fox Run billboard, 1977
Billboard for the Fox Run community, located in Palm City. The billboard was displayed at the corner of Palm Beach Road and Highway US 1.Tags Billboards