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Stuart Feed Store, c. 1960
Stuart Feed Store, featuring signs for a close-out paint sale. -
Stuart Feed Store, c. 1975
Stuart Feed Supply store with two cars parked next to the building. -
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Stuart Feed Store, c. 1975
Stuart Feed Supply store. Photo shows the building in use as a feed store prior to it becoming the Stuart Heritage Museum, which was purchased by the City of Stuart in 1988. -
Drawing of Stuart Feed Store, 1992
Line drawing of the Stuart Feed & Supply Store. Back captions reads "Stuart Feed Supply is the original Parks General Merchandise Store. It is now owned by the City of Stuart." -
Drawing of Stuart Feed Store, c.1986
Line drawing of the Stuart Feed & Supply Store. One of seven illustrations of county landmarks and points of interest along the Treasure Coast commissioned by First Fidelity Bank (1986-1990). Back caption reads "Built in 1905, this Stuart landmark was originally named the George W. Parks, Sr., Grocery and General Merchandise Store. It was the first outlet for Gulf Oil Products in this area and continues to enjoy a thriving business in old downtown Stuart today. One of a series of seven prints and postcards depicting historical landmarks and points of interest along the Treasure Coast of Florida, there illustrations are available exclusively through First Fidelity/Smart Money Centers." -
Stuart Feed Supply, c. 1985
Stuart Feed Supply store. Photo shows the building in use as a feed store prior to its becoming the Stuart Heritage Museum, which was purchased by the City of Stuart in 1988. Caption on back reads "The oldest Commercial Building in Stuart. One Stop Store/ Chicks, Hardware, Paints, Feed, Fertilizers, Garden Supply/ IF YOU CAN'T find it here You can't find/ Owner: Joseph Beck age- Phone: 305-287-1343" -
Stuart Feed Store customers, c. 1945
Two women talk outside the feed store near their cars with a dog nearby. -
Stuart Feed Store customers, c. 1945
Two men talk around a truck filled with bushel baskets of fruit outside the Stuart Feed Store.