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Playing dress up, c. 1955
Four girls examine petticoats while standing in a kitchen or perhaps Home Economics classroom. -
Dresses on sale at Stuart Department Store, c. 1955
Two women discuss a dress for sale at Stuart Department Store. Jewelry counter also in view. -
Nun with traditional Seminole clothes and handmade items, c. 1955
Nun speaks to a group of women seated in a small room. A crucifix hangs on the wall to the left and many pieces of traditional Seminole clothing are strung on a line behind the nun. Tables are also set up with Seminole dolls, baskets and other handmade items. -
Cracker Barrel thrift store, c. 1965
Three women sort through or hold up clothing items at the Cracker Barrel thrift store operated by a women's group at St. Mary's Episcopal Church. -
Woman models clothes, c. 1975
A woman models an outfit at a clothing store, possibly the Cracker Barrel Thrift Store, which was operated by a women's group at St. Mary's Episcopal Church. -
Woman models clothes, c. 1975
A woman models an outfit at a clothing store, possibly the Cracker Barrel Thrift Store, which was operated by a women's group at St. Mary's Episcopal Church. -
Stuart Department Store, 1955
Two men stand at a sales counter with a pile of men's collared shirts at Stuart Department Store. The two men are identified as the owners of the store, Irving Kanarek (left) and Max Auerbach (right). Irving Kanarek also served as the mayor of Stuart in 1954. The expanded Stuart Department store opened in the downtown area in 1954 with entrances on both Flagler and St. Lucie avenues. The Stuart Department store was closed in 1984, after more than 30 years in business.