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Opening day of "Tickle Tummy Bridge" in Fort Pierce, Fla. This bridge is also called Tickle "Tummy Hill" or "Moores Creek Bridge."

A boat full of people sits by the dock.

A group of people stand outside, seemingly preparing for something

An image 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.

An image 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.

An image 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 boy sitting with his back turned to a large crowd and several automobiles lined in the background.

A wagon advertising Swisher Sweets Cigars in Osceola County, Fla. They are celebrating the 150th Anniversary of Florida Statehood, from 1845-1995.

A photo of Nelson E. bailey, a judge of Palm Beach County Court, and Ed Swanson, Director of Saint Lucy County Highway Museum. They are celebrating the 150th Anniversary of Florida Statehood (1845-1995) at the Cattle Drive in Osceola County, Fla.

Two men demonstrating the Florida crackle cow whip used in cattle drives. They are celebrating the 150th Anniversary of Florida Statehood (1845-1995.) at the cattle drive in Osceola County, Fla.