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Reconstruction of Orange Avenue, from U.S. #1 to Indian River Drive.

Manatee Observation Education Center located at Moore's Creek and North Indian River Drive in Fort Pierce, Fla. The Education Center was built in 1996.

Photographs of the Hill Family.
#1. Harry Hill and a child (perhaps his son Lowell)
#2. The cousins - Dot Gortner, Catherine Hill, Margaret and Betty Rhadus (?), Merle Hill are mentioned on the back of the photograph.
#3. "Grannies Brother and…

A photograph of Harry Hill preparing to take a photograph of his own.

A portrait photograph of Harry E. Hill.
His family originated in Ontario, Canada. He moved to Titusville, PA, where he met Katherine Nelson, his future wife. They moved to Florida around the year 1900 and made their life here. He began the Florida…

A depiction of the Florida State Office Building on Avenue C in Fort Pierce, Fla. The building was constructed in 1994.

Parade floats and banners at the Christmas Parade on "Tickle Tummy Bridge" in Fort Pierce, Fla. This bridge is also called Tickle "Tummy Hill" or "Moores Creek Bridge." The fourth image is a parade walk for the Fairlawn Elementary School.

Car parades participating in the Christmas Parade on the same day as the opening of "Tickle Tummy Bridge" in Fort Pierce, Fla. This bridge is also called Tickle "Tummy Hill" or "Moores Creek Bridge."
#1. Fort Pierce Mayor Edward G. Enns riding in…

Images of police officers and military personnel walking in the Christmas Parade for the opening day of "Tickle Tummy Bridge" in Fort Pierce, Fla. This bridge is also called Tickle "Tummy Hill" or "Moores Creek Bridge."
#1: Police
#2: Honor…

Mayor of Fort Pierce Edward G. Enn and his family officially opening the "Tickle Tummy Bridge" in Fort Pierce, Fla. This bridge is also called Tickle "Tummy Hill" or "Moores Creek Bridge."