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Lemon Street Palatka
late
1800s. |
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Benjamin Alexander Putnam Namesake of |
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Putnam House before1876 Restoration. |
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Putnam House 1878 after 1876 Restoration Before 1884 Fire. |
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Putnam House North.
Cottage early 1870s—originally the Pulaski Hotel 1st built
in Palatka. |
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Putnam House after 1876 Renovation Before 1884 Fire. |
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Putnam House-- |
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Putnam House (picture missing). |
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Putnam House ( |
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Putnam House, |
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Putnam House after 1884
early 1900s. Corner of |
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Larkin House in background taken somewhere around |
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Larkin House in the early 1870s. |
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View from porch of Larkin House onto an Oceangoing Vessel
belonging to City of |
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View from Larkin House pre-1884 Warnake House, later
Crill’s-Putnam House. |
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Larkin House--Upper Porch sometime before 1884 after 1876. |
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Arlington Hotel late 1880s. Later razed for |
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Saratoga Hotel in 1911 with pools in back |
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Pin Hook |
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Breakfast on the |
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Sunday night camp on-the |
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“Poor Alligator" 1870s. |
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TUSKAWILLA on the |
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OSCEOLA at |
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OSCEOLA--1870s. |
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New England Schooner on the |
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New England Schooner on the |
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OSCEOLA on the |
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Bird's eye view of Park and City Hall |
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River Street looking north |
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In Background--Courthouse and |
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Emmett and |
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Judge Bronson's Home--now Bronson-Mullholland House at
"Sunny Point"--around 1940s. |
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Benjamin Putnam Calhoun Home—1940. |
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James Mellon's Home on |
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1st Courthouse and 1st School House. |
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Captain Gray's Residence looking north toward the old |
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Presbyterian Church-- |
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Col. Hubbard L. Hart of Palatka. |
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OKEEHUMPKEE at |
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Putnam Courthouse— |
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Putnam Courthouse— |
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METAMORA of the Lucas New Line at Silver Springs--1900s. |
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METAMORA of the Lucas New Line at Silver Springs--1900s on
the |
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Waterfront of |
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Corner of |
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Lemon Street looking towards James Hotel 1900s. (Where Shoe Doctor is today (1983). |
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Front Street and Saratoga Hotel (North 2nd
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Palatka Atlantic National Bank 1940. |
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Taken from booklet "The American Review of Reviews"--1925. |
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Picture of Wilson Cypress taken in 1950s. |
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Bird's Eye View of Palatka—1884. |
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Col. Hart's OKEEHUMPKEE on the |
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Col. Hart's OKEEHUMPKEE on the Ocklawaha at Ft. Brook in
1875. |
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Col. Hart's OKEEHUMPKEE at Silver Springs in the early
1880s. |
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Col. Hart's OKEEHUMPKEE leaving Silver Springs in the early
1880s. |
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OKEEHUMPKEE in the 1900s. |
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Capt. Green's OCKLAWAHA at the Wharf in Palatka |
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TUSKAWILLA at Silver Springs landing around the 1880s. |
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Booknight's Daily line of river steamers "The TUSKAWILLA
leaves for Silver Springs on Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays at |
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Remains of HIAWATHA steamer in the |
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Later version of Hart's Line OCKLAWAHA 1910. |
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METAMORA of Palatka--1900 on the Ocklawaha. |
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On the |
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Palatka Athletic Club about 1889. |
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View of Palatka from |
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Taken in Col. Hart's Garden--1880s. |
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Waterfront view from |
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Plans of St. Mark's Episcopal Church. |
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Kennerley House beside St. Mark’s Episcopal Church—1911
House later torn down for Atlantic Bank [now Capital City Bank] parking lot. |
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Hart's Grove.
Preparing for freeze of 1905. |
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Col. Hart's Garden. |
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Captain Gray's home corner of 4th and Oak
Streets--1940s. |
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Robert Raymond Reid's (son of Territorial Governor) home
located on |
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Early |
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City Hall Logo—1907. |
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Bird's Eye View of Park and' City Hall same as picture #29. |
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St. Johns Hotel & Robert Reid’s General Mercantile
Store--1870s. |
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Benjamin Putnam’s home—where Turner Surveying is today. |
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View of Palatka from St. Mark's Episcopal Church looking
south. |
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Left--Arlington Hotel (now |
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Looking north from Presbyterian Church Warnake
House—Putnam. |
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Welles Hotel--February
1874. |
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Looking west from |
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Tourists in Palatka. |
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Bronson House-- |
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Lemon Street some time between 1878 and 1884 |
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Lemon Street pre-1884.
"We were not a little surprised to find Palatka a larger and more
attractive than we had supposed. It has more the appearance of a |
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Sells Brothers Circus around 1895. |
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Lemon Street before 1884. |
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Eggleston's Taxidermy opposite Putnam House on 2nd
and |
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View of |
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1894. |
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River Street.
Political rallies were held under large trees. |
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