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Bird's eye over pineapple fields, c. 1908
Bird's eye view over pineapple fields with shed and other related buildings in Jensen. Postmarked in Jensen March 16, 1935. Postcard sent to Mrs. Samuel Samere of Sturgis, Michigan and message reads "Hear Had Grandma & All. Just got in Jensen last nite. I sure like it here. This is a lovely camp & we're right on the ocean. Going to eat lots of Pine apples to. They say the fishing is swell here. You can catch Big ones. Will be here 10 days. Write soon Love Rose & Ernie." -
Rows of crops at Sang Yick Farm, 1962
Rows of crows being watered at Sang Yick Farms. -
Crating tobacco slips, 1954
Agricultural worker places harvesting baby tobacco plants into a crate. -
Loading crates, 1954
Worker brings a crate of baby tobacco plants to a truck. Another worker stands on the back of the truck, waiting to accept the crate with "Blue Key" written on it. -
Workers in field, 1954
Agricultural workers in a field in Stuart, harvesting baby tobacco plants. -
Workers in a field, 1954
Agricultural workers in a field in Stuart, harvesting baby tobacco plants. Poor copy. -
Inspecting clover, 1952
Inspecting new clover planted at Westbury Farms. Published in the Stuart News (22 May 1952) with caption "Clover Makes Beef, Builds Soil. Hiram Swain, work unit conservationist of the Soil Conservation Service, shows Kenland red clover at the Michael Phipps ranch. Westbury Farms." -
Measuring onion crop, 1951
Capt. Bruce Leighton uses a yardstick to measure his onion crop. -
Onion field, 1951
Indiantown onion field with several farm workers in the background. -
Measuring onion crop, 1951
Ft. Pierce Hardware Co. yardstick laid across onion crops. Published in the Stuart News (3 May 1951) with caption "Real Whoppers! Captain Leighton has just harvested 10 acres of Texas Granos like these shown in an unpicked row. They're both big and of top quality."