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Attendees at plant dedication, 1974

Crowd of people at the Indiantown wastewater treatment plant dedication.

Tags Building dedications, Crowds

Attendees at plant dedication, 1974

Several people in conversation at the Indiantown wastewater treatment plant dedication.

Tags Building dedications, Crowds

Group portrait at plant dedication, 1974

Four individuals pose together at the center of crowds at the Indiantown wastewater treatment plant dedication held on May 3, 1974. A zoomed-in version of this photo was published in The Stuart News (Sun, May 05, 1974). The four center people identified as (from left to right): Robert Post (Indiantown Company Vice President), Yvonne Famel (Indiantown Company Chairman of the Board), Al Roach (Indiantown Company President), and Dr. Morris Pollard, the scientist at University of Notre Dame that developed the Sonozone process to clean wastewater.

Tags Building dedications, Buildings, Crowds, Public utility companies, Waste disposal facilities

Timer Powers at water treatment dedication, 1974

Timer Powers speaks into a microphone at the Indiantown wastewater treatment plant dedication ceremony.

Tags Building dedications, Public speaking

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