Seymour Gideon, c. 1935

Harvey Seymour Gideon (1898-1964) opened Gideon's Camp in 1930, a tourist camp. In 1936, he transformed his service station to a dance hall called Seymour's Inn (Conchy Joe's in 2024). He also played harmonica with Seymour Gideon's String Band. He also served as a Martin County Commissioner (1950-1960) and was married to Lucy Pitchford Gideon.

Scan gift of Stuart Heritage Museum

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Black and white print; 3.8x5.7 inches

English

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