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Measuring onion crop, 1951
Two farm workers stand in an onion field. One of the workers holds a bunch of onions and the other holds a yardstick. Published in the Stuart News (3 May 1951) with a caption reading " 'They're Beauties,' says G. S. Huff [on left], manager of Indiantown Cooperative, admiring giant onions grown on the Troup lands at Indiantown by Capt. Bruce G. Leighton [right]." -
Crates of onions, 1951
Field full of crates of onions in Indiantown. Crates stamped with Indiantown Farmers Cooperative. Published in the Stuart News (3 May 1951) with caption "Onions And More Onions. Captain Leighton stands in a plot which has just been harvested, with a yield of between 600 and 700 bu. to the acre." -
Pineapple plantation, c. 1909
Growing pineapples, wheelbarrow nearby. -
Pineapples growing between citrus trees, c. 1923
A field of pineapples.
Florida Photographic Concern no. 8224
Duplicate of Thurlow-2024-022-SCC-006 -
Geraldine Plumb with a pineapple, 1928
A young girl, Geraldine Alida Plumb, holding a pineapple in a field of pineapples. Another copy includes handwritten on back: "Geraldine Plumb - "First white child born in Port Sewall, Oct 29, 1924" -
Boy in pineapple field, 1905
Young boy on dirt track through field of pineapples. "Racks" under which pineapples grow in summer in background. -
Walter Kitching home, 1895
Large house amid a field of pineapples, Walter Kitching (1846-1932) at bottom of stairs and brother Broster (1838-1915) Kitching standing to right; two women on the porch, including Walter's wife Emma (1870-1951) holding daughter Sarah (1895-1987). On the left is the boarding house, store, and post office run by Broster Kitching. Church in background.
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Picking crops on the Matheson Farm in Palm City, c. 1950
Two women in a field. Handwritten on back: Ruth Willis and May Ellen Gilbert, Matheson Farm in Palm City. -
Tractor plowing a field, 1923
"Tractor plowing on Tropical Farms near Stuart, Fla." Presented by the Stuart Commercial Club to the United States Government Engineers at a public hearing (16 Jan 1923) in Stuart, Florida as part of a report requesting aid for a deep water harbor. -
Man standing amid sugar cane, c. 1918
"Sugar cane in this vicinity - note height." Presented by the Stuart Commercial Club to the United States Government Engineers at a public hearing (16 Jan 1923) in Stuart, Florida as part of a report requesting aid for a deep water harbor.
FPC 7465 not recorded in the Florida Photographic Concern record books.