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John Ashley in cowboy costume, c. 1920
John Henry Ashley in a cowboy outfit.
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MCHS senior play, 1953
Martin County High School senior class production of the play It's A Great Life, written by Robert Finch. -
MCHS senior play portrait, 1953
Cast portrait for the Martin County High School senior class production of the play It's A Great Life, written by Robert Finch. The play ran at the school's auditorium from 31 March to 2 April, 1953. -
Martin County High School Senior play, c. 1955
Cast portrait for the Martin County High School senior class play. -
Storyteller at Sesquicentennial Celebration, 1995
Lecturer Red Hunter, a Creek Nation American, gave a presentation at the Florida Sesquicentennial Celebration presented by Chautauqua South held at the Elliott Museum in March 1995. Red Hunter spoke on topic of Native American Florida History.Tags Costumes -
Walter Kitching, 1876
Written on cover of the image: "Walter Kitching dressed for George Washington tea party, 1876."Tags Costumes -
Taylor kids in costumes, c. 1930
Emma, Celia and John Taylor, Jr. stand in a front yard wearing costumes. The girls wear matching dresses and hats and John wears a pirate costume. -
Connie Segerstrom in dance outfit, c. 1934
Young Connie Segerstrom Haire (1926-2025) in dance outfit. Handwritten on back: "Inez Browning taught dancing to Jensen girls." -
Jensen beach scene, c. 1925
Group on the beach having a snack in bathing suits. Harry Segerstrom (1896-1954) on left. -
Stuart High School senior class play, 1924
Handwritten on back: "Stuart High School Senior Class Play. A Florida Cracker in King Arthur's Court. An adaption of Mark Twain's satire on chivalry "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court" by James Reardon. Mon, June 2, 1924, 8:30PM. Left to right: Frank Johnson (first guard), unidentified, Theodore Lukert (Merlin the magician), Hazel Silva (Morgan LeFay, King Arthur's sister), Carl W. Barnes (King Arthur), Gertrude Smith (Queen Charlotte), Errol Wiles (page), unidentified, unidentified, Henry Crews (second guard).