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Two boys, a part of the Captain Richards family, posing for a studio portrait.

A Palmetto thatched packing hut in Eden, Fort Pierce, Fla. Will Richards kneeling and Harry standing next toa tree.

Captain Richards and his family with caught Jew Fish. The photograph includes Harry Richards, Will Richards, Captain Richards, and Frank Richards.

A person, possibly Captain Richards, standing in front of a building labeled "Eden". When Captain Richards first moved to Fort Pierce, Fla. in 1870, he named his future place of business and home as "Eden".

An alternate shot of the Eden house. When Captain Richards first moved to Fort Pierce, Fla. in 1870, he named his future place of business and home as "Eden".

This home was built by Captain Thomas Richards, where his daughter, Lucy Richards LeTourneau, lived. It resided in Eden, Fla., before vandals eventually destroyed the home via fire in the 1980's.

This home was built by Captain Thomas Richards, where his daughter, Lucy Richards LeTourneau, lived. It resided in Eden, Fla., before vandals eventually destroyed the home via fire in the 1980's.

A portrait of a Rufus Alexander family member.

The Sorensen home on Midway Road, Fort Pierce, Fla. It most likely belonged to Soren Sorensen, who was a traffic officer who was killed while on duty.

A deputy officer, Soren Sorensen, on his Harley Davidson motorcycle. He was a traffic officer from January 7th, 1913, until he died on March 14th, 1935 during his patrol.