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On the House of Refuge pier, 1898
Photograph published in Gilbert's Bar House Of Refuge - Home Of History by Sandra Henderson Thurlow and Deanna Wintercorn Thurlow (p. 20) with the caption "Susan Bessey stands on the dock at Gilbert's Bar House of Refuge with her sister Bessie Shackleford sitting beside her. Their father, W. A. Corbin (1828-1908), sits on the porch. This photograph taken by Mr. and Mrs. Will Harris of Walton, in 1898, is the best known photograph of Gilbert's Bar House of Refuge before the upper row of windows were added around 1911."
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On the Sunrise Inn Key Club dock, c. 1960
Four men on the Key Club dock at the Sunrise Inn in Stuart with fishing poles. -
Open air cockpit, c. 1940
Man with pilot goggles stands next to an open air cockpit. The man identified as Bob Gardner on the back of the photo.Tags Air pilots -
Ora Dell Landers at the Stuart Training School library, 1958
Ora Dell Landers, librarian at the Stuart Training School, accepting books from county librarian Robert Hamilton. Also in photo are Virginia Forrest and Ira Williams (president of the library board of trustees). Published in the Stuart News (16 January 1958) with the caption: "Robert Hamilton, librarian of the Martin County Library, presents the first book to Miss Ora Dell Hamilton, librarian of th eSTuart Training School Library, who will be branch librarian, as Mrs. j. Osborne Murray, Mrs. Gordon Lockwood, Thomas Crook, Richard Hupfel, Mrs. F.B. Williamson Jr., and Dr. W. Ira Williamson, others, look on." -
Organist at First Presbyterian Church, 1972
Organ player at the First Presbyterian Church in North River Shoes. -
Osceola Street, 1928
View southeast along Osceola Street. Businesses in view include Redfern Development and Investment Company, Piggly Wiggly Store (1928-1953), Osceola Furniture Co., Lyric Theater (opened 1925), Owens 5 to $1.00 Store (in this location starting 1927), Seminole Bank (1923-1929). -
Osceola Street, 1990
Road construction along Osceola Street in downtown Stuart. -
Oughterson family, c. 1955
T.T. "Ted" Oughterson (1905-1983) and son William A. Oughterson (1926-2015) were both attorneys in Stuart and also served as Martin County's prosecuting attorney.Tags Lawyers -
Oughterson house, c. 1930
The home of Stuart attorney, T. T. "Ted" Oughterson. Prior to Oughterson's purchase of the home, it was used as the Dunscombe packing house for the Phoenix Fruit Company.Tags Dwellings -
Outdoor dining scene at Jupiter Island Club, c. 1960
Outdoor dining tables near the beach at the Jupiter Island Club.