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An image of an empty field.

A photograph taken at an orange grove.

The terminal at the Fort Pierce Wharf.

The Old Walton Inn Hotel was once on South Indian River Drive. It was owned by William Ehrheart who ran the Old Fort Pierce Hotel in the off season. It burned down in the 1920s.

Ranchland Western Wear Opened in 1947. It was in the Arcade Building on 4th and Orange Avenue. This picture was on the wall inside of the store.

July 4th, 1916 parade on Avenue A in front of Cobb's General Store.

A 1999 crate label for the South Florida Products Corp.. This label is for the "Florida's Call" brand. It claims to be "direct from farms and groves" and to have been grown "in the heart of the Indian River Section". The space for the specific…

A 1999 crate label for the South Florida Products Corp.. This label is for the "Florida's Call" brand. It claims to be "direct from farms and groves" and to have been grown on "high sandy soil". This one is for potatoes, specifically.

A 1999 red crate label for Nevin's Fruit Company, the Indian River Fruit Red Label Pack, specifically. It was packed on Merritt Island.

A 1999 crate label for the Di Giorgio fruit corporation. This label is for the "River Bird" brand. It advertises oranges and tangerines, respectively. A snowy egret stands in the center.