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Children receive school supplies, 1960
Children are handed school supplies by three adults. The room may be a classroom or schoolhouse. Photo may be documenting housing conditions for migrant workers in the Indiantown area. -
Migrant housing, 1960
A woman sits on a bed in a concrete block room with several young children on the bed next to hers. Photo may be documenting housing conditions for migrant workers in the Indiantown area. -
Garbage cans, 1960
View of garbage cans with flies. Photo may be documenting housing conditions for migrant workers in the Indiantown area. -
Migrant school, 1960
Two adults and a group of children stand next to a flagpole with United States and Florida flags raised.
The migrant school in Indiantown opened in 1960. -
Tour bus at water treatment plant dedication, 1974
American Sightseeing Tours bus parked at the Indiantown wastewater treatment plant dedication with several people standing next to or near the bus. -
Attendees at water treatment plant dedication, 1974
Several scope out the facility at the Indiantown wastewater treatment plant dedication. -
Attendees at water treatment plant dedication, 1974
Several scope out the ground level equipment and the roof at the Indiantown wastewater treatment plant dedication. -
Attendees at water treatment plant dedication, 1974
A few people scope out the facility at the Indiantown wastewater treatment plant dedication. -
Group tours water treatment plant, 1974
Several people stand around conversing inside the Indiantown wastewater treatment plant during its dedication event. The man with glasses at the left center of the photo is Dr. Morris Pollard, the scientist at University of Notre Dame that developed the Sonozone process used at the Indiantown plant.Tags Building dedications -
Timer Powers at water treatment dedication, 1974
Timer Powers speaks into a microphone at the Indiantown wastewater treatment plant dedication ceremony.