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Portrait of Dick Smith - Riviera Beach, Florida from Florida Memory uploaded April 2019
Izzelly Hardin, mid-wife, walking on the road - Riviera Beach from Florida Memory uploaded September 2018
Fisherman preparing fish for market - Riviera Beach from Florida Memory uploaded August 2017
View of boat on the water - Riviera Beach from Florida Memory uploaded August 2017
Children swimming in lake - Riviera Beach from Florida Memory uploaded August 2017
The Florida Power and Light plant - Riviera Beach from Florida Memory uploaded February 2017
Boys sleeping on idle fishing nets in Riviera Beach, Florida from Florida Memory uploaded February 2014
Cabanas near the Riviera Beach Pier from Florida Memory uploaded June 2013
[Civil Disturbance] from Florida Memory uploaded May 2013
Close-up view of dog: Riviera Beach, Florida from Florida Memory uploaded September 2010
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Dick Layton at Layton's Cottage, Trailer, and Fishing Park during construction of cottages: Riviera Beach, Florida
from Florida Memory
- Rob Weber said:
Portrait of Dick Smith - Riviera Beach, Florida
from Florida Memory
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Pixel Wrangler said:
Dick Smith and his wife Bernice had two girls (Phyllis and Betty Jean) and a boy (John) and was expecting at the time this photograph was taken. Bernice was a daughter of Wilbur and Mary Jane Roberts. They all migrated to Riviera from the Bahamas in 1915 and were known as the “Conchs” of Riviera Beach, Florida, and the houses they lived in and the boat yards they worked in were known as “Conch Town”. [1]
Izzelly Hardin, mid-wife, walking on the road - Riviera Beach
from Florida Memory
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jamica1 said:
Ms Hardin was born in the Bahamas and learned to be a mid-wife from her aunt. She came to Riviera in 1913 when she was 28.