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A wedding scene from "Along These Waters". The play was written and directed by Ada Coates Williams, a local historian and English teacher at Indian River State College. It follows St. Lucie County History including the Seminole War.

A group of Danish people from White City on a picnic in Pinewood Park Ft. Pierce.
(Description taken from back of photograph)

Two women stand on ladders holding the winning fish from the Fort Pierce Fishing Tournament.

The celebration of the re-dedication of the Downtown Mall on December 3, 1977.

Cyrus Franklin Raulerson was a senator for both St Lucie and Okeechobee counties during his lifetime. He created a legacy not only in politics, but also in the cattle industry. In the 1930s, he worked alongside his only child, Alfred, until Alfred's…

A man stands at a podium giving a speech while two other men stand beside him with their heads lowered at the 1998 Tuskegee Airmen Show. The Tuskegee Airmen were the first African American air force in the US Armed Forces. They resided in Alabama,…

Facing a crowd, soldiers hold the USA flag and the Florida flag at the 1998 Tuskegee Airmen Show. The Tuskegee Airmen were the first African American air force in the US Armed Forces. They resided in Alabama, where they trained to fight for World War…

A crowd sits outside at the 1998 Tuskegee Airmen Show. The Tuskegee Airmen were the first African American air force in the US Armed Forces. They resided in Alabama, where they trained to fight for World War II.

A crowd gathers outside at the 1998 Tuskegee Airmen Show. The Tuskegee Airmen were the first African American air force in the US Armed Forces. They resided in Alabama, where they trained to fight for World War II.

A woman sits, listening at the 1998 Tuskegee Airmen Show. The Tuskegee Airmen were the first African American air force in the US Armed Forces. They resided in Alabama, where they trained to fight for World War II.