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Stuart railroad station, c. 1915
The Stuart train station, photographed by Charles Hancock of the Stuart Camera Shop (1914-1921). Labeled Stuart Camera Shop 2845 -
Christmas gathering, c. 1944
Christmas celebration and dinner at the Hancock home in Stuart. Seated around the dinner table are (left to right) Patricia Jean Hancock, Mamie Hancock, Naomi Kitching, Ashby Arbogast (standing), Commodore Stanley Kitching, Janice Arbogast, Arthur Brown, Elizabeth Arbogast, Doris Hancock (child), Ethel Crandall Hancock, Judy Arbogast, Ruby H. Brown and Judge Charles Hancock. -
Group portrait, c. 1945
Group portrait taken in the yard of a house. The subjects are (left to right) Judge Charles Hancock, Mamie Hancock, (in back) Naomi Kitching, Commodore Stanley Kitching (in front) Ruby Brown, Arthur Brown and Ethel "Billie" Hancock.Tags Florida-Stuart -
Blake Library, 1999
Postcard for the Blake Library, dedicated on January 9, 1999. -
Knouse Flowers Inc., c. 1965
Postcard for Knouse Flowers Inc. (KFI) in Stuart. Print on back of postcard has company slogan: "Our Business is Growing" and advertises that Knouse Flowers are "Year 'Round Shippers." -
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Kindred's Superette, c. 1955
Kindred's Superette grocery store located at Ocean Blvd. and Colorado Avenue in Stuart, just off Confusion Corner. -
Andy's Sundries, c. 1957
Proprietors Alvin and Phyllis Andrews stand behind the jewelry counter at their store located in the Post Office Arcade Building. Photo published in The Stuart News (Thu, Sep 01, 1955 ·Page 2) identify their store's name as Andy's Drug Store and Luncheonette but the store was later referred to as Andy's Sundries from 1958 until the store closed in the late 1960s. -
Krueger building, c. 1950
The Krueger Building, on Old Dixie Highway between 2nd Street (Joan Jefferson Way in 2024) and California Avenue, was built by Albert Paul "Bert" Krueger and completed in January 1925; the building was demolished in 1993. Businesses in this image include: Arnold Plumbing Co., B.F. Goodrich, Western Union, and Flamingo Hotel. -
Krueger building, 1950
The Krueger Building, on Old Dixie Highway between 2nd Street (Joan Jefferson Way in 2024) and California Avenue, was built by Albert Paul "Bert" Krueger and completed in January 1925; the building was demolished in 1993. Businesses in this image include: Western Union, Flamingo Hotel, Southeastern Gas & Appliances, and Anthony's Grocery (located in the Krueger Building between 1949 and 1952).