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Fright ship called "Mosfruit" in Fort Pierce Harbor at an Naval amphibious training base. From left to right is E.G. Gustafson (city manager), Maurice McManus, H.B. Moore, Earnest Taylor, and Dave Putnam.

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

A photo of a demolished train from Florida East Coast.

A photo of what appears to be a steam powered locomotive with six workers posing in front of it.

An aerial of what is possibly a Fort Pierce train track.

A picture of the Florida East Coast (FEC) BL-2 604 train from South Florida Rail Sales. The train was situated near Fort Pierce, Fla. The photo was sourced from Seth Branson, author of "Speedway to Sunshine: The Story of the Florida East Coast…

Seven people posing next to a large coal scooper that is in front of a railway train.

The freight ship "Mosefruit" sits in the Fort Pierce Harbor.
Mr. E.G. Gustafson (the second on the left) was the city manager in the 1930's leading up to World War II. To his right is Maurice McMannus.
H.B. Moores, Earnest Taylor, and Dave Putnam…

A mother sits in a horse carriage with three children.

One girl gazes up at another who sits in a tree. They are in a heavily wooded area, most likely a park.