101. Henry Clay Waldo (1858-1930)
102. William Gainey, born around 1912, who worked for the railroad
103. Oscar Griggs Family
104. DeFuniak Springs Sanitarium, circa 1913
105. Sharon Godwin Family and Florida House
106. Savage Family who lived on Guava Street in DeFuniak Springs
107. Callie Johnson
108. Brown Family, 1960s fishing supply business
109. Leudwig Huber (1940-1993)
110. McLendons arrival in Walton County
111. Bigamist Jack Clayton Sloan
112. Clarence E. Strickland (1881-1976)
113. Daniel K. T. McClellan
114. Maria Powell, buried in Magnolia Cemetery
115. Dees-Roberts-Johnson Family
116. Murder of Samuel McQuagge, 1858
117. Cary Kelly of Knox Hill
118. Jim Taylor of Laurel Hill, perhaps with the post office circa 1895
119. Gipson-Presley-Parker-Lambert from Pineville (north Escambia County)
120. Phelps Family in Brevard County, 1920s
121. Chellea Louise Oliver
122. Lottie Richardson, born 1852
123. Ray Waters Johns, Union County high school diploma
124. Gomillion Family members buried in Red Bay Cemetery
125. How did Camp Creek Lake gets its name?
126. Harley Cawthon and the 6th Co. Coast Artillery of 1918
127. Anderson-Broxson and related families
128. Amoco gas station in DeFuniak Springs, 1950s
129. Burial mounds in Choctaw Beach
130. Stores in DeFuniak Springs, 1950s
131. Fort in Santa Rosa Beach
132. 504 South 11th Street, DeFuniak Springs
133. Old Town of Santa Rosa
134. Photograph of Lakewood School
135. Morrison House on Main Street, DeFuniak Springs
136. Lumber companies around Red Bay
137. Florida Hotel in DeFuniak Springs
138. H. A. Laird Park, Freeport
139. Alaqua United Methodist Church and Alaqua Post Office
140. Vintage Life in South Walton
141. Rock Hill Methodist Church
142. Brown family homestead
143. 702 Baldwin Avenue, DeFuniak Springs
144. 870 South 2nd Street, DeFuniak Springs
145. Duncan McQuagge property
146. Washaway House/Wickhaven, Grayton Beach
147. Ray Waters Johns, Union County
148. Allison's Grocery delivery bike
