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Group portrait on front steps, c. 1900
Group portrait of men, women and children on the front steps of an unidentified building, unknown location. Poor copy. -
Children with dead bear, c. 1930
Two children pose next to a dead bear hanging from a rope tied to a tree. Poor copy. -
Cars along Jensen fishing bridge, c. 1935
Cars drive on the Jensen fishing bridge. Poor copy. -
Portrait with a bear, c. 1930
J. J. Pitchford poses with a shotgun and a dead bear hanging from a rope tied to a tree. Poor copy. -
Car crashed into the water, c. 1935
Two men stand on a pier next to an upright vehicle crashed into the Indian River in Jensen.
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Robertson siblings, c. 1945
Langley and Elizabeth Robertson sit on the steps of their father's store (Palmer's Store) in Jensen Beach. The siblings were born to early Jensen settlers, Ray and Amy Kitching Robertson that moved to Jensen around 1914.Tags Florida-Jensen Beach -
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. -
The Stuart News staff portrait, 1955
Staff at the Stuart News pose outside of the newspaper building. Identification are as follows: (seated, left to right) Otto R. Bolling, Jr., Arthur J. Parks, Charles Jette, Seth Boyd, E. A. Menninger, Jr., James Crews, J. W. Tucker, Clyde Crews, Dalton Anderson, Edward Chick, William Koonce, Bernard Tillman, Charles Knudson and Robert Brookhart; (standing) W. H. Mitchell, Edwin A. Menninger, Sara Lena Nees, Janie McDonald, Dora Gates, Hulda Ashley, Charline Anthony, Helen Collins, Kathryn Martin, Eleanor Fiske, Helen Taylor, Ernest F. Lyons, Marvin A. Keller, Doris Fathauer, Sue Rojt, Sidney Felder, Lucille Cromer, Mildred Marsland, Floyd L. Tracy, J. C. Anthony, Jr., Richard McHardy, Virginia Menninger and John U. Menninger. Published in the Stuart News (22 Dec 1955) -
Bill Matheson and son, 1951
W. J. "Bill" Matheson with his son, Paull. Matheson established Crane Creek Ranch in Palm City in the late 1940s and also partnered in the Boutwell-Matheson Dairy. He also served on the board of directors for Martin Memorial Hospital and several other local organizations. -
Charles Arbogast and sons, c. 1932
Charles Arbogast with his sons, Charles "Ben" Jr. (on right) and Middleton. Poor quality copy.