Three women and child in the boat Lorena, c. 1907
Item
Title
Three women and child in the boat Lorena, c. 1907
Description
Three women and child in the boat Lorena. Child is probably William Maule McFarlan (1905–1982). Concrete train bridge (built 1905) in background.
William Dowling McFarlan Jr. (1836-1925), brother Robert M. McFarlan (1843–1914), and cousin Louis Cass McFarlan (1850-1913) and his wife Lorena Maule McFarlan (1873-1962) and young son William Maule McFarlan (1905–1982) were regular winter visitors to Stuart from their home in Pennsylvania, between 1895 through about 1910. Both William, a retired merchant, and Louis, a cloth merchant, purchased several properties in Stuart between 1904 and 1907. William first wintered in Rockledge, Florida, but found the fishing in Stuart to be superior.
William Dowling McFarlan Jr. (1836-1925), brother Robert M. McFarlan (1843–1914), and cousin Louis Cass McFarlan (1850-1913) and his wife Lorena Maule McFarlan (1873-1962) and young son William Maule McFarlan (1905–1982) were regular winter visitors to Stuart from their home in Pennsylvania, between 1895 through about 1910. Both William, a retired merchant, and Louis, a cloth merchant, purchased several properties in Stuart between 1904 and 1907. William first wintered in Rockledge, Florida, but found the fishing in Stuart to be superior.
Creator
Source
Scan gift of Stuart Heritage Museum.
Contributor
Rights
No Copyright - In the United States: The Martin County Library System believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. For more information, visit http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/
Format
4x5 glass plate negative
Language
English
Type
Still image
Identifier
SHM-GPN-035
2023.002
Coverage
Original Format
Glass plate negative
Collection
Citation
Louis Cass McFarlan (1850-1913), “Three women and child in the boat Lorena, c. 1907,” Martin Digital History, accessed October 5, 2026, https://www.martindigitalhistory.org/items/show/305.