Krueger house, c. 1910

Published in the Stuart News (9 Nov 1950, p. 11) with the caption: "The first house on the Krueger homestead in which the young New York City bachelor lived. He is standing in front of the door and the two men on either side are Negro helpers. This house was located near the road. The present Krueger home was built back from the road on a knoll and is now occupied by the family of Albert P. Krueger, the second of his three sons. The spots on the house are horseflies and not defects in the picture."

Scan gift of Sandra Thurlow, from the collections of the Dunscombe family.

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Black and white copy prints, 6x4 inches

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