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Clarence Summerlin seated between three other men with the game they caught, an animal that is hunted for sport or food.

From left to right: Harry E. Hill, his son, Lowell Hill, and his wife, Katherine Nelson Hill. Harry E. Hill was the founder of the Fort Pierce Florida Photographic Concern.

Potential farmer helping soldiers. The possible farmer stands in a horse-drawn wagon that carries large sticks. There are stacks of possible firewood to the right of him.

Workers waiting for a pitcher team so that they can receive crated pineapples.

Three men on the beach. Left to right: L.G. Wentworth (Pensacola), Frederick Von Roy (Crystal River), R.V.A. Johnson (Key West) .
Von Roy was a member of the Florida State Horticultural Society.
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Indian River Drive Looking North to Fort Pierce.

Photo of F.C Poppell, his wife Fannie, and their children, Frank, Felix, Maggie, Calvin (Socks), Roland, and a baby.
Felix Poppell worked under the future Governor Captain Napoleon B. Broward on a trading boat. He was then the first elected tax…

Family portrait of the Jones Family in front of the home William T. built on Indian River Drive, Cresthaven (now called The Boston House). From left to right is William Jones, his children Fred, Clifford, Margaret, William, and Louis, and their…

Portrait of William Turpen Jones, the third sheriff of St. Lucie County. He build Cresthaven, now known as The Boston House, on Indian River Drive.

Cresthaven was built in 1909 at 239 South Indian River Drive. William T. Jones, who built it, was the third sheriff of St Lucie County. Cresthaven now identifies as The Boston House.