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7th Street, Ocean Breeze Trailer Park, 1949
View of trailers and train tracks in Ocean Breeze before hurricane. -
Airboat Lake Okeechobee, 1950
Airboat on the shore of Lake Okeechobee. -
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Atlantic Coast Line Sugar Train, 1950
Train speeding by.
Poor quality, low resolution image.Tags Railroad trains -
Bailey Boatyard after the hurricane, 1949
Damaged or destroyed boats and buildings.
The Bailey Boat Company, led by W.L. Bailey and his family, was established on Indian River Drive in Jensen Beach in 1949. Later that year, the hurricane destroyed the business; by 1952 the boat yard was called one of the "most outstanding yachting enterprises in South Florida" by the Stuart News. -
Bailey Boatyard after the hurricane, 1949
Damaged or destroyed boats and buildings.
The Bailey Boat Company, led by W.L. Bailey and his family, was established on Indian River Drive in Jensen Beach in 1949. Later that year, the hurricane destroyed the business; by 1952 the boat yard was called one of the "most outstanding yachting enterprises in South Florida" by the Stuart News. -
Bailey Boatyard after the hurricane, 1949
Damaged or destroyed boats and buildings.
The Bailey Boat Company, led by W.L. Bailey and his family, was established on Indian River Drive in Jensen Beach in 1949. Later that year, the hurricane destroyed the business; by 1952 the boat yard was called one of the "most outstanding yachting enterprises in South Florida" by the Stuart News. -
Bailey Boatyard after the hurricane, 1949
Damaged or destroyed boats and buildings.
The Bailey Boat Company, led by W.L. Bailey and his family, was established on Indian River Drive in Jensen Beach in 1949. Later that year, the hurricane destroyed the business; by 1952 the boat yard was called one of the "most outstanding yachting enterprises in South Florida" by the Stuart News. -
Bailey Boatyard after the hurricane, 1949
Damaged or destroyed boats and buildings.
The Bailey Boat Company, led by W.L. Bailey and his family, was established on Indian River Drive in Jensen Beach in 1949. Later that year, the hurricane destroyed the business; by 1952 the boat yard was called one of the "most outstanding yachting enterprises in South Florida" by the Stuart News. -
Bailey Terrace, 1950
Field, labeled "Bailey Terrace before it was…"