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1. Blown up copy of a picture of the lumber dock with ships and rail cars - Photocopy

   Blown up copy of a picture of the lumber dock with ships and rail cars

   Record Type: Photo

   
2. Docks with lumber awaiting shipment. 4 mast schooner in the water. - Photograph

   Docks with lumber awaiting shipment. 4 mast schooner in the water.

   Record Type: Photo

   
3. George W. Wells sailing vessel - Photograph

   Docks with large ship. "George W. Wells" longest schooner in the world loading lumber at the foot of Dade Street Fernandina. Captain White manning the ship. The 6-masted schooner George W. Wells, built in 1900 at the Bean shipyard, was perhaps the most famous vessel to be constructed in Camden at the Bean Shipyard and the first 6-master built in the world. This vessel was launched August 14, 1900 to great fanfare witnessed by a crowd of more t...

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. Hauling Freight - Print, Photographic

   Lady in a wheelbarrow

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. Lumber being loaded on 5 masted vessels. - Photograph

   Lumber being loaded on 5 masted vessels.

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. Lumber on the docks at Fernandinia ready to be shipped. - Photograph

   Lumber on the docks at Fernandinia ready to be shipped.

   Record Type: Photo

   
7. Slide presentation negatives from the "Black Perspective of Nassau County Past, Present and Future", 1982. - Negative

   Slide presentation negatives from the "Black Perspective of Nassau County Past, Present and Future", 1982. This was a series of presentations funded by a grant from the Florida Endowment for the Humanities. !00 slides in total. See 2023.033.002-2023.033.004 for additional slides. See record 2016.008.001 for details on the application. The Program was distributed by the 8 Flags Museum of Nassau County. See 2016.008.003 for a copy of the bro...

   Record Type: Photo

   
8. Slide presentation negatives from the "Black Perspective of Nassau County Past, Present and Future", 1982. - Negative

   Slide presentation negatives from the "Black Perspective of Nassau County Past, Present and Future", 1982. This was a series of presentations funded by a grant from the Florida Endowment for the Humanities. !00 slides in total. See 2023.033.002-2023.033.004 for additional slides. See record 2016.008.001 for details on the application. The Program was distributed by the 8 Flags Museum of Nassau County. See 2016.008.003 for a copy of the bro...

   Record Type: Photo

   
9. Slide presentation negatives from the "Black Perspective of Nassau County Past, Present and Future", 1982. - Negative

   Slide presentation negatives from the "Black Perspective of Nassau County Past, Present and Future", 1982. This was a series of presentations funded by a grant from the Florida Endowment for the Humanities. !00 slides in total. See 2023.033.002-2023.033.004 for additional slides. See record 2016.008.001 for details on the application. The Program was distributed by the 8 Flags Museum of Nassau County. See 2016.008.003 for a copy of the bro...

   Record Type: Photo

   
10. Slide presentation negatives from the "Black Perspective of Nassau County Past, Present and Future", 1982. - Negative

    Slide presentation negatives from the "Black Perspective of Nassau County Past, Present and Future", 1982. This was a series of presentations funded by a grant from the Florida Endowment for the Humanities. !00 slides in total. See 2023.033.002-2023.033.004 for additional slides. See record 2016.008.001 for details on the application. The Program was distributed by the 8 Flags Museum of Nassau County. See 2016.008.003 for a copy of the bro...

    Record Type: Photo

    
11. Southern Rail Cars and 4 masted schooners at docks - Photograph

    Front Street Rails and dock with Southern Rail Cars. 4 masted schooners in the background. Lukber is stached awaiting shipment. Photo owned by George T. Davis.

    Record Type: Photo

    
12. unidentified group - could be Nagle girls - Print, Photographic

    unidentified group - could be Nagel girls Part of an album found in collection, possibly belonging to the McNeil family.

    Record Type: Photo