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Stuart Elks Club float, 1960
July Fourth parade float sponsored by the Stuart Elks Club portrays the history of the flag. The float passes in front of the "Toys and Togs" store on Osceola Street. Signs read: "It's time to show your colors, flag HDQTRs, BPO Elks, Indiantown Road, Stuart" -
People on horseback in the Stuart Christmas parade, 1959
People on horseback. Kindred Superette on Ocean Boulevard in background. -
Memorial Day parade flag bearers, 1960
Color guard made up of American Legion and auxiliary members march in the Memorial Day parade organized by the Harold Johns Post No. 62. -
Raising flags at House of Refuge Museum dedication, 1956
Crowd watches a flag being raised at an event formally dedicating the House of Refuge as the House of Refuge Museum.
Published in the Stuart News (13 Dec 1956) with a caption: "Up Goes 'Old Glory' at Dedication. Bernard Hodapp, Jr., who decommissioned the House of Refuge as a Coast Guard station in 1945, hauls up the flag at dedication ceremonies in Stuart Sunday. Former Mayor Jim Henry assisted. This flagpole will be placed at the museum." -
Enlisted men, c. 1943
Group of young men in military uniform, probably taken at the Serviceman's Club. Teddy Powell, Elwin Coutant, Howard Bartlett, George Magos, Clyde Coutant, Paul Thomas, Jim Ashley, Luther Ludlum, Jack Ashley, -
Boat Nemo at boathouse, c. 1905
Large boat, the Nemo, flying a 45 star flag. -
Janet Dunscombe and Naomi Kitching, 1943
Janet Krueger Dunscombe (1894-1976), vice president of the Martin County Service Club, and Naomi Manchester Kitching (1888-1964) at dedication of Stuart Service Center on Sunday, October 10, 1943.Tags Flags -
Evans Crary, Senior and Junior, c. 1965
Evans Crary Sr. and Evans Crary Jr. shake hands in front of a flag. -
Stuart Civic Center, 1949
Built in 1943 by the Army Corp of Engineers to serve as the Martin County Service Club. After the war, the building was purchased by the City of Stuart and served as a community recreation hall and civic center. In 2025, it is the Flagler Center of Stuart, 246 SW Flagler Avenue, Stuart.