The Gore family in front of their Britt Settlement home. Trapper Joe Gore (1880-1937) on right. Britt Settlement" was located around Britt Road north of Stuart.
Lucille Bass Carroll (1915-1989) and Tommy Muttershed hold a line of fish in front of a car with an open back, showing fishing tackle boxes, on Delaware Avenue.
(l-r) Eliza Britt, Joe E. Gore, Mattie Elizabeth Pendarvis, and Thomas J. Britt.
Thomas J. Britt (1862-1939) was the bridge tender for the Florida East Coast railway bridge between Jensen and Stuart between 1894 and 1909, and also was a barber. After living in Key Metaenabe, they returned to grow citrus in the Britt settlement in the 1920s.
Front of home of Lena Bass, at the corner of Delaware and 7th Street (101 SE Martin Luther King Boulevard), facing MLK. Donor notes that the family story was that the house was formerly a pineapple packing barn that was moved to this site and converted to a house.
Home of Lena Bass, at the corner of Delaware and 7th Street (101 SE Martin Luther King Boulevard). Donor notes that the family story was that the house was formerly a pineapple packing barn that was moved to this site and converted to a house.
