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Laborers working on Captain Richards' pineapple plantation. The area in which Captain Richards named the area "Eden" when he found it in 1870,

Laborers working on Captain Richards' pineapple plantation. The area in which Captain Richards named the area "Eden" when he found it in 1870,

A person, possibly Captain Richards, standing in front of a building labeled "Eden". When Captain Richards first moved to Fort Pierce, Fla. in 1870, he named his future place of business and home as "Eden".

An alternate shot of the Eden house. When Captain Richards first moved to Fort Pierce, Fla. in 1870, he named his future place of business and home as "Eden".

A shot of palm trees lining the edge of a body of water, possibly a river.

Mr. Edward Cabell Summerlin surrounded by what is presumed to be a mix of his children, grand children, nieces, and nephews.

Edward Dominguez and his first wife posing for their wedding photo.

Thelma Green on the far left and the groom, the bride next to her, and the groom Edward Dominguez second from the right.

Edward Dominguez, his bride, and possibly the wedding officiant.

Edward M. Miller and his daughter, Josephine Mack Futch, on the steps of St. Lucie Club. Edward M. Miller was a first sergeant of the Casual Military Unit in World War I.