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Two fishermen with their caught swordfish on Cobb's dock at the foot of Ave. A. (Perhaps the Summerlin brothers).

Interior of Cobb's Store, with four men and a cat. Shelves behind the counter hold can goods, Bentley tea, dishes, salt, carpet tacks, and many other products. Barrels and baskets can be seen. The Cobbs Store was built in 1882 by the Hogg family and…

A colorful postcard of a Cocoanut Palm in front of a house in Florida.

One of the Spring Cottages owned by Colonel Budd. They were on the land of the Old Fort on Indian River Drive.

An image of a building labeled "Community Center" with "Chamber of Commerce" beneath it. There are people sitting on a bench in front of the building

A colorful postcard of a Confederate Monument in Jacksonville, Fla.

The construction of White City Grocery Store. The store was owned by Arthur Pagan from 1924 until his death, in which his son, William "Billie Arthur Pagan, took over.

View of the corner of 2nd street and Orange Avenue. This photo was taken on Fort Pierce's 100 year anniversary.

View of the corner of 2nd street and Orange Avenue. This photo was taken on Fort Pierce's 100 year anniversary.

County Commissioners (from left to right): Douglas Silver, Harry Jr. Rieliter, N.W. Jorgensen, and Robert Lennard