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Aerial with Stuart Marine Service and Roosevelt Bridge, c. 1965
Aerial view over Stuart Marine Service, looking towards the Roosevelt Bridge and downtown Stuart. -
Sheriff deputy directing traffic, 1965
Martin County Sheriff's deputy directs traffic at an intersection. Poor copy. -
Scene of car accident, 1964
View of a truck and two cars in an intersection after an accident occurred on April 19, 1964. Poor copy. -
Banner across 4th Street, 1949
Banner created by the Martin County Chamber of Commerce welcoming New York Mayor, William O'Dwyer and wife Elizabeth Sloan Simpson O'Dwyer, strung across 4th Street with police officers standing beneath it. Poor copy. -
Parade route down 4th Street, 1949
View of 4th Street in Stuart with parade and banner in distance. Parade held for New York Mayor, William O'Dwyer, who was married in Stuart in December of 1949. Poor copy. -
Jensen Beach Causeway, c. 1965
Jensen Beach Causeway with cars parked along it and a police officer in the street, possibly directing traffic. Poor copy. -
Aerial over Palm City Bridge, c. 1970
Aerial view over the Palm City Bridge, Monterey Blvd., and St. Lucie River. -
Aerial over Palm City Bridge, c. 1970
Aerial view over the Palm City Bridge, Monterey Blvd., and St. Lucie River. -
"Speedy" Babbs on motorcycle, 1970
"Speedy" Babbs sits on a parked motorcycle, shaking hands with his friend, Capt. F. A. Adams. Stuart water tower and businesses in view behind the two gentlemen. Louis "Speedy" Babbs was a professional stunt man, driving motorcycles and flying planes for movies, television, and exhibitions all over the country until his retirement in 1966. Babbs advocated against mandatory safety helmet laws and The Stuart News reported on his several arrests and trial for riding a motorcycle around Stuart without a helmet. -
Stuart street scene, c. 1955
View of a Stuart intersection at US Hwy 1/Federal Hwy and Ocean Blvd. Sign with arrow pointing the way towards Stuart beaches and a Stuart Chamber of Commerce sign are also in view.