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Safety tent exhibits, c. 1955
Four young women set up safety exhibits in a large tent. The girls work on fire prevention signs and a hurricane exhibit is visible in the background. -
Art exhibition, 1955
According to the Stuart News (10 Mar 1955), the Stuart Art Guild held a three day art exhibit in Beckman's Lot, next to the Martin County Hardware Co. store in early March 1955. Both professional and amateur artists displayed their art and over 1,000 people came through to view the exhibit. The Martin County Hardware Co. exterior wall is painted with advertisements for the store. Sign on the right identifies one of the participating artists as L. C. O'Brien and the artist's studio location at the Seminole Reptile Gardens, a tourist attraction to the south of Stuart on US 1. -
Martin County Sheriff Roy Baker at the Martin County Fair display, 1965
Sheriff's Office display at the Martin County Fair, including firearms, photos of car wrecks, and drugs. -
Display of the Martin County Sheriff at the Martin County Fair display, 1965
Display of drug equipment at the Martin County Fair. Scan from low quality print. -
Display of the Martin County Sheriff at the Martin County Fair display, 1965
Display of a still and equipment used by the sheriff's department at the Martin County Fair, including guns, hand-cuffs, and a walkie-talkie. Scan from low quality print. -
Display of the Martin County Sheriff at the Martin County Fair display, 1965
Display of a still and equipment used by the sheriff's department at the Martin County Fair, including guns, hand-cuffs, and a walkie-talkie. Scan from low quality print. -
Display of the Martin County Sheriff at the Martin County Fair display, 1965
Display of a still and equipment used by the sheriff's department at the Martin County Fair, including barrels labeled "mash." Scan from low quality print. -
Martin County Sheriff Martin County Fair display, c. 1965
Display of photographs of stills and equipment used by the sheriff's department, including hand cuffs, a tommy gun, and a walkie-talkie at the Martin County Fair. -
Art display, c. 1955
Several people peruse art on display in Beckman's Lot in Stuart. Buildings in view next to the park, including R. F. Longbottom's Barber Shop and Taylor Ashley Real Estate & Insurance building. Building behind the display formerly housed H. H. Hipson's dental office on the second floor.
According to the Stuart News (10 Mar 1955), the Stuart Art Guild held a three day art exhibit in Beckman's Lot, next to the Martin County Hardware Co. store in early March 1955. Both professional and amateur artists displayed their art and over 1,000 people came through to view the exhibit.