Card
These five charming print cards capture the essential institutions and scenes that defined Stuart's character in the early twentieth century, from the bustling dock where commercial fishing boats unloaded their daily catch, to the railway that connected our small settlement to the wider world after 1894.
Whether picturing the Feed Store, the Train depot, the House of Refuge, or the Fish House, each card tells the story of how Stuart transformed from a remote coastal outpost into a thriving community built on commerce, compassion, and connection. Such souvenirs were treasured mementos that visitors and residents alike carried away to share the pride of their vibrant Treasure Coast home.
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| Object type | Card, Souvenir |
|---|---|
| Accession no. | 2023.03.001 |
| Where to see it | In storage |
| Provenance | Donated by Rose Marie Cooper |
| Catalog description | 5 print cards Feed Store, Train, Dock scene, House of Refuge scene, Fish House |
