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Governor Bryant shakes hands, 1963
Florida Governor, C. Farris Bryant, shakes hands with Benjamin Ochlert Jr., the President of Minute Maid Company, at the dedication of Hodgson Grove in Indiantown. Doyle Conner, the Commissioner of Agriculture stands behind the two figures. -
Governor C. Farris Bryant, 1963
Florida Governor, C. Farris Bryant, attends the dedication of Minute Maid's Hodgson Grove in Indiantown, held on March 19, 1963. Bryant stands near a podium wearing a Native American headdress. A few people, including Doyle Conner (on left), the Commissioner of Agriculture and C. W. Hodgson (on right), the President of Minute Maid Groves Corp. sit behind the governor. A large tent is set up in the background. C. Farris Bryant served as the 34th Governor of Florida from 1961-1965. -
Ground breaking ceremony, 1957
Photo published in The Stuart News (Thu, Dec 19, 1957) with caption: "County Commissioner E. J. Arnold turned the first shovelful of dirt for the 600-home Indiantown project, Sunday afternoon. Shown with him are, left to right, County Commissioners Charles Leighton and Seymour Gideon; Earl Johnson, local manager for Indiantown Co., Inc., and H. C. Honour, Employees' Service supervisor of Pratt & Whitney Florida operations--Staff photo by Ed Gluckler." -
Group by water tanks, 1974
Group of Indiantown wastewater treatment plant dedication attendees stand in front of water tanks. -
Group portrait at groundbreaking, 1957
Group portrait at an Indiantown Co. Inc. groundbreaking ceremony celebrated on December 15, 1957. The group poses in front of a large crane and other construction vehicles. The corner of a building also in view in the background. According to The Stuart News (Thu, Dec 19, 1957), work began on a housing development for Indiantown Pratt & Whitney employees in December of 1957. This group portrait was taken at an event related to this planned community and other development plans for Indiantown. -
Group portrait at groundbreaking, 1957
Group portrait at an Indiantown Development Company groundbreaking ceremony celebrated on December 15, 1957. Several buildings or homes and cars in view behind the group. According to The Stuart News (Thu, Dec 19, 1957), work began on a housing development for Indiantown Pratt & Whitney employees in December of 1957. This group portrait was taken at an event related to this planned community and other development plans for Indiantown. -
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. -
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 -
Hallett Construction Co. pickup truck, 1959
Several Hallett Construction Co. Line Department trucks in a field. These vehicles were used for the Florida Power & Light projects. -
Handshake at dedication ceremony, 1974
Indiantown Company officials Yvonne Famel and Al Roach shake hands at the Indiantown wastewater treatment plant dedication.