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Frances Langford at head of buffet table, c. 1985
Frances Langford stands in front of a table filled with food for a party or gathering, likely onboard her yacht by the name of Chanticleer. Portrait of Langford hangs on the wall behind her. -
Dinner at the Parsons House, c. 1915
Fernando A. Parsons (1849-1927) and Mary Larned Parsons (1858-1939) at the table with another guest and a server. -
Group at refreshments table at the Serviceman's Club, c. 1944
Group stands around the refreshments table, with small cakes and flowers at the Servicemen's Club. Low quality print. -
Several women at refreshments table at the Serviceman's Club, c. 1944
Four women stand behind the refreshments table, with small cakes, flowers, and candles at the Servicemen's Club. Includes Radie Belle Bruner Krueger and Laura Blake. Low quality print. -
Utility truck with food storage, c. 1950
Harry Dyer and Jim Pomeroy prepare a meal from their wood buggy. Dog looks towards the camera and photographer in the foreground and another dog lays under the truck. According to Ernest Lyons in one of his Stuart News columns (26 Apr 1962), The judge [Harry Dyer] is a marvelous woods cook. I don't know that I've ever eaten any finer black bass and bream, fried to a turn, that those which he prepares." -
Chef on a boat, Winter 1920
Man wearing chef whites stands on a boat holding a plate of food with a pier and large boat behind him. -
Edith Coventry in front of log cabin, c. 1925
Edith Coventry, in white dress and long necklace, holding a plate of food in front of a small log cabin. Taken near Belle Isle Resort, Michigan. -
Bowls of filleted fish from Lake Apopka, 1950
Bowls of fish laid on newspaper dating from 9 March 1950. Handwritten on back: "Jack and Ethel Leonna and Bobs fish caught at Lake Apopka." -
Jaycee's Air Show buffet, 1949
People filling plates at a buffet at the second annual Stuart Jaycees air sports carnival, 3 April 1949. A cocktail party and buffet supper was given at Witham airport by the Jaycees for the 175 visiting pilots, and about 600 attended the hangar dance that night.