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Beach portrait, 1946
Scott and Baker families photographed together on the beach near the St. Lucie Inlet. -
Beach portrait, 1949
Women, children, and a dog posed on a dilapidated pier at the beach near the north side of the St. Lucie Inlet. Notes on photo’s back identify the subjects as both the Frank Glass and Foy Scott Families. -
Beach portrait, c. 1900
Group of men and women stand on rocks at the beach. Poor copy. -
Beach portrait, c. 1940
Group portrait in military uniforms and on the beach. Men identified as (back row, left to right) Clinton Bownds, unidentified and Qurlie Humble; (front) G. W. Brockman and Clifton Bownds. -
Before renovations completed, 1998
House of Refuge at the start of renovation project in 1998.Tags Lifesaving stations -
Bernice Cochran with flowers, 1955
Published in the Stuart News (5 May 1955) with a caption reading "Stuart Flowers For Mother's Day. Mrs. Paul Cochran displays the sort of blooms destined to make mothers happy Sunday. Some 230,000 bunches are rolling from here as Martin County Flower Association members reach peak production for the national remembrance [sic] day." -
Berry family, c. 1955
The Berry family: daughter Patricia Berry Murchison, father and former mayor Bill Berry and wife Charlene, and daughter Mary Berry Hallicy.Tags Mayors -
Between rows of flowers, 1955
Published in the Stuart News (5 May 1955) with a caption reading "Beautiful Fields Like This are Basis of Big Industry. Mrs. Art Ruhnke (left) and Mrs. Paul Cochran stand in a field of pom-pons and mums in Eldorado Heights. At least 16 such plantings in this area are providing the huge volume of shipments." -
Big Tim crop duster plane, 1953
Pilot stands next to a crop duster plane with the name "Big Tim" painted on its side. Witham Field in the background. Pilot identified as Vince Brennan. -
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.