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New Backus murals uncovered? Murals uncovered in a café near St. Augustine are examined for links to famed Treasure Coast artist A.E. Backus |
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Marine sculptor Geoffrey C. Smith Stuart artist Geoffrey C. Smith’s huge sculptures celebrating marine life have become part of the Treasure Coast landscape |
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National Navy-UDT SEAL Museum Treasure Coast museum pays tribute to the heroics of Navy SEALS |
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Maritime and Classic Boat Museum Museum highlights a collection of early Evinrude engines |
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Stuart’s lasting allure Stuart grew up around the St. Lucie River but it was shaped by the railway. A preliminary plan to bring a government center to downtown could be the latest chapter in its development |
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St. Anastasia turns 100 Home to the oldest private school on the Treasure Coast, St. Anastasia Catholic Parish celebrates its 100th anniversary |
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Filmmaker's global vision Filmmaker Mike Nash, who grew up on the Treasure Coast, embarks on a mission to document global climate change. His work will debut this month at the Sundance Film Festival. |
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Harry Hill's eye on history Through his camera lens,pioneer Harry E. Hill documented much of the Treasure Coast’s early history |
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Vero at 90 As the city celebrates 90 years of growth, the achievements and foresight of its early pioneers are recognized |
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Our Citrus History Indian River citrus is known worldwide, but where did it get its name and what does it mean? |
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Florida's Orange Juice Queen Marygrace Sexton leads her company to national prominence for the flavor of its orange juice |
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The fabric of the their lives With the passing of Arthur Rubin, left, on Sunday, Jan. 25, 2009, we present these stories prepared for the upcoming edition of Fort Pierce Magazine |
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To catch a spy Ralph Rubin, best known as the founder of a Fort Pierce department store, also played an important role in catching a German spy during World War I |
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When pineapple was king The sweet prickly fruit created the first industry on the Treasure Coast |
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St. Lucie Village St. Lucie Village has long been known as a rustic beauty on the edge of the Indian River while her citizenry are known for their independent spirit and devotion to history |
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Fort Capron's heyday Reputed baseball inventor Abner Doubleday and Civil war general George Pickett both had assignments at Fort Capron in St. Lucie Village |
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Home for a century For more than 100 years, this sturdy wood-frame house by the Indian River has been home to the same family |
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A different sort of retirement village On the first night of his release onto one of the 11-acre peninsulas at the sanctuary, Thoto remained outside, soaking in the stars and the moon. For the first time in years, he enjoyed an uncaged night of sleep. “He didn’t come in until the next morning." |
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The Ashley Gang:What really happened Ed Register, 90, remembers that day 83 years ago when he saw the bodies of the Ashley Gang lying outside of the Fee Hardware and Mortuary in Fort Pierce. “It scared the tar out of me,” he says. |
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How We Became The Treasure Coast
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Vero Beach's Treasure Historian
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Search For A Connection
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HOMES OF THE TREASURE COAST
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