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Laborers working on Captain Richards' pineapple plantation. The area in which Captain Richards named the area "Eden" when he found it in 1870,

Laborers working on Captain Richards' pineapple plantation. The area in which Captain Richards named the area "Eden" when he found it in 1870,

A member of Captain Richards' family.

Lucie Richards LeTourneay, also known as Louise Ella, was Captain Richards daughter.

Captain Richards and his family with a collection of pineapples. Captain Richard owned a large pineapple plantation in Fort Pierce, Fla.

Captain Richards and his wife. Captain Richard owned a large pineapple plantation in Fort Pierce, Fla.

Adams Ranch bull and cattle sale. (Left to right) Sheriff Bobby Knowles and Woug Putnam, a county tax assessor, at the Adams Ranch bull and cattle sale.

People at the Bradford Cattle Sale at Adams Ranch. J.R. Shaggs, the manager of Adams Ranch, is in the middle.

Ruben Carlton in the middle and J.R. Shaggs on the right. J.R. Shaggs was the manager on Adams ranch.

A cow being sold at the Bradford Cattle Sale at Adams Ranch, Fla.