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Martin Memorial Hospital under construction, 1962
Several automobiles parked in front of Martin Memorial Hospital with construction material and workers also in view. -
Martin Memorial Hospital, Osceola Street exit, 1984
One-way exit way onto E. Osceola St. from Martin Memorial Hospital. Low quality scan. -
Mary and Dr. Nathaniel McClinton, c. 1910
Dr. Nathaniel McClinton and his wife, Mary Ferguson stand in front of their house on Indian River Drive in Jensen. The couple retired to the area from Michigan with the intention to grow pineapples but as Dr. Ferguson saw the need for physician in the area, began serving as a traveling doctor for patients between Ft. Pierce and Hobe Sound. -
Mary Bell, 1971
Studio portrait of Mary Bell. -
Mary Lolene Stokes, 1961
Studio portrait of Mary Lolene Stokes. In addition to many other civic and philanthropic endeavors, Lolene Stokes played a large role in the development of the Martin County Public Library system and Martin Memorial Hospital. -
Mary Lolene Stokes, 1961
Studio portrait of Mary Lolene Stokes. In addition to many other civic and philanthropic endeavors, Lolene Stokes played a large role in the development of the Martin County Public Library system and Martin Memorial Hospital. -
McClure house, c. 1920
House belonging to William J. McClure located on Indian River Drive in Ankona (Ft. Pierce). William J. McClure purchased the 50 acre property in 1919 as a winter home and had the former house remodeled extensively; McClure also added a guest and yacht house to the property, along with an extended dock on the Indian River. The Fort Pierce Tribune (15 Jul 1919) described William McClure as "a prosperous hotel owner, having a fine property and hotel in Marcus Hook (PA)…." J. J. Pitchford purchased the property during the 1920s and it changed hands again to John Dordan in the 1930s.
Recorded in the Florida Photographic Concern Record Book #2 (PDF p. 43) as "7721=30 McClure, Ankona, HEH." -
McClure house, c. 1920
Long pier on the Indian River for the William J. McClure house on Indian River Drive in Ankona (Ft. Pierce). J. J. Pitchford purchased the property during the 1920s.
Recorded in the Florida Photographic Concern Record Book #2 (PDF p. 43) as "7721=30 McClure, Ankona, HEH." -
McDonald Building, 1993
Originally the McDonald Building at the corner of Akron and Joan Jefferson Way (Second Street), rebuilt in 1916 after a fire (1 January 1916) that destroyed several buildings in downtown Stuart. In 1930, Lizzie Ludwig Beyer (1882-1969) purchased the building and moved the Little Dixie Cafe from the Krueger Building into the building and it was then referred to as the Beyer Building. After the cafe was closed in 1946, son Charles Beyer started the Tradewinds Restaurant there in 1957. -
MCHS band at Dr. Parker Day, 1961
Martin County High School band performs at Dr. Parker Day and the dedication of J. D. Parker Elementary School. According to the Stuart News (16 Nov 1961), music for the event was also provided by the Stuart Training School band and choir.