Videotape
This videotape captures the voices and stories of Stuart's earliest residents, preserving firsthand accounts of life in a young frontier settlement during the pivotal years when the railroad arrived and transformed the community.
Donated by Denise Harrisone, the tape stands as a bridge between those who lived through Stuart's founding era and visitors today who want to understand how this small outpost became the thriving Sailfish Capital we know now. These recorded memories are irreplaceable windows into the hopes, challenges, and everyday lives of the pioneers who built Stuart from the ground up.
Not on display right now.
Ask at the front desk with the accession number and we will do our best to show it to you.
| Object type | Videotape |
|---|---|
| Accession no. | 2023.12.001 |
| Where to see it | In storage |
| Provenance | Donated by Denise Harrisone |
| Catalog description | Pioneer Memories Tape |
