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I'm almost certain those are camellia flowers, not azaleas. We used to have both camellias and azaleas at our old FL home built in 1885.

PhotoOutpost (Rex Biggers) -- I agree -- matter-o-fact this photo is of members of the Men's Camellia Club meeting to discuss the upcoming Annual Camellia Flower Show in Pensacola, Florida ca. 1945. The Florida Memory site isn't working right now, but there are other photos of this club. The man standing, btw, is Mack Trip. This photo, btw, is a duplicate of one posted 6 years ago on this flickr site. Too bad Florida Memory didn't respond to you : (

Pixel Wrangler Well, glad you replied and confirmed what I was saying, and then some.

I think that might be Castle Howard, Co Wicklow, in the distance which may indicate that the photograph was taken from the front garden of Rockmount House: maps.osi.ie/publicviewer/#V2,719234,683246,11,9 Streetview: www.google.ie/maps/@52.8869042,-6.2327818,3a,75y,105.16h,...

Flickr is sometimes amazing ! In 1841 via Mark Bennett [https://www.flickr.com/photos/94270871@N08/11464736066/]And in 2006 via john Kenny

Rory Sherlock There is a similarish view here in the Valentine Collection.

Just for interest, here's an advertising poster featuring Castle Howard from Shell in 1932.

And a postcard with the same view called "Castle Howard - overlooking the Meeting of the Waters, Vale of Avoca".

Theodore, Präsident der Vereinigten Staaten von Nordamerika, * 1858, t 1919, Nobelfriedenspreisträger, Kämpfer gegen Korruption und Trusts, war Freimaurer. Den Nobelfriedenspreis erhielt Theodore Roosevelt in Anerkennung seiner Vermittlung im Russisch-Japanischen Kriege. Er wurde im Jahre 1900 in die Matinecocke Lodge 806 in Oyster Bay auf Long Island aufgenommen und war auch Ehrenmitglied der Loge "Rienzi" in Rom. Source: freimaurer-wiki.de/index.php/Theodore_Roosevelt

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