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Women and children with a large fish, c. 1905
Two women and five children posed with very large tarpon. -
Woman with book on bench, c. 1905
Woman seated on bench, holding book. Several buildings and water tower in background. Probably Lorena Maule McFarlan (1873-1962)
William Dowling McFarlan Jr. (1836-1925), brother Robert M. McFarlan (1843–1914), and cousin Louis Cass McFarlan (1850-1913) and his wife Lorena Maule McFarlan (1873-1962) and young son were regular winter visitors to Stuart from their home in Pennsylvania, between 1895 through about 1910. Both William, a retired merchant, and Louis, a cloth merchant, purchased several properties in Stuart between 1904 and 1907. -
Woman and child in water, c. 1907
Young child and woman in the water. Boats and concrete train bridge visible in the background. The woman is probably Lorena Maule McFarlan (1873-1962) and the child William Maule McFarlan (1905–1982). -
Woman and child in water, c. 1907
Woman and child in water. Concrete train bridge (built 1905) in background.
William Dowling McFarlan Jr. (1836-1925), brother Robert M. McFarlan (1843–1914), and cousin Louis Cass McFarlan (1850-1913) and his wife Lorena Maule McFarlan (1873-1962) and young son were regular winter visitors to Stuart from their home in Pennsylvania, between 1895 through about 1910. Both William, a retired merchant, and Louis, a cloth merchant, purchased several properties in Stuart between 1904 and 1907. -
Viewing the beached ship, Nathan F. Cobb, c. 1896
Two men on beach alongside hull of large ship, the Nathan F. Cobb, which ran aground on Ormond Beach on 5 December 1896. Possibly William and Robert McFarlan.
William Dowling McFarlan Jr. (1836-1925), brother Robert M. McFarlan (1843–1914), and cousin Louis Cass McFarlan (1850-1913) and his wife Lorena Maule McFarlan (1873-1962) and young son were regular winter visitors to Stuart from their home in Pennsylvania, between 1895 through about 1910. Both William, a retired merchant, and Louis, a cloth merchant, purchased several properties in Stuart between 1904 and 1907.
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Viewing the beached ship Nathan F. Cobb, c. 1896
Older woman in fur stole with Louis McFarlan on beach alongside hull of large ship, the Nathan F. Cobb, which ran aground on 5 December 1896.
William Dowling McFarlan Jr. (1836-1925), brother Robert M. McFarlan (1843–1914), and cousin Louis Cass McFarlan (1850-1913) and his wife Lorena Maule McFarlan (1873-1962) and young son were regular winter visitors to Stuart from their home in Pennsylvania, between 1895 through about 1910. Both William, a retired merchant, and Louis, a cloth merchant, purchased several properties in Stuart between 1904 and 1907. -
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Two men on a small boat, c. 1905
Two men on a small sailboat at the pier. -
Train on bridge, c. 1900
Train on wooden railroad bridge. This bridge stretching north from Stuart was replaced by a concrete one in 1905. Poor condition.