Record
This photocopy captures a moment when Stuart's beach culture found its voice in music, a local surfer band's album cover preserved by donor Don Stone as a snapshot of the town's creative spirit.
The typewritten notes accompanying the images tell the story of how this recording connected to Stuart's identity, reflecting the era when the Treasure Coast's waves and laid-back lifestyle inspired artistic expression. It's a reminder that Stuart's history isn't just about railroads and commerce, but also about the people who made this place home and turned their passions into art.
Not on display right now.
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| Object type | Record, Phonograph |
|---|---|
| Accession no. | 2023.11.002 |
| Where to see it | In storage |
| Provenance | Donated by Don Stone |
| Catalog description | Cover copy of album by local surfer band (not actual album, just a photo copy of the front and back of the album, plus a typewritten sheet describing the donation and connection to local Stuart |
