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Parade floats and banners at the Christmas Parade on "Tickle Tummy Bridge" in Fort Pierce, Fla. This bridge is also called Tickle "Tummy Hill" or "Moores Creek Bridge." The fourth image is a parade walk for the Fairlawn Elementary School.

Car parades participating in the Christmas Parade on the same day as the opening of "Tickle Tummy Bridge" in Fort Pierce, Fla. This bridge is also called Tickle "Tummy Hill" or "Moores Creek Bridge."
#1. Fort Pierce Mayor Edward G. Enns riding in…

Mayor of Fort Pierce Edward G. Enn and his family officially opening the "Tickle Tummy Bridge" in Fort Pierce, Fla. This bridge is also called Tickle "Tummy Hill" or "Moores Creek Bridge."

A boy sitting with his back turned to a large crowd and several automobiles lined in the background.

A portrait of (left to right) David Gohn and Adrian Gohn, sons of Doris and Johnny Gohn, who was a superintendent for a water plant.

A family of a mother and her three children riding a horse-pulled carriage.

A mother sits in a horse carriage with three children.

A tintype studio portrait of a girl holding a cat.

A tintype studio portrait of two girls, one of which is holding a book.

A tintype studio portrait of preschool girl.