Williard Miller with wife Julia and son Mac (A. M. Miller). Picture was taken in 1940

Photo of Pauline Lawler Dickman. Site unknown. Ed Note: This appears early in Pauline's married life, so this photo MAY be when she was a Lawler. Difficult to determine and source (A.M. Miller) was unsure.

Aerial view of Ruskin VFW Memorial Post No 6287. Reverse side of photo indicates this building, which still stands at 5120 US Highway 41 in Ruskin (across from Drive in Theater) was built in 1947. A history of the VFW tells that the chapter was formed in 1946.

Photo Willie Walker, owner of Coffee Cup Restaurant (after Paul and Esther Dickman). Picture is taken at the Coffee Cup under the front Portico.. Date of photo unknown.

Copy of town plat for Wimauma, 1907

Volume 6 on the collected writings of Aleta Jonie Maschek on early pioneering families of Ruskin and South Hillsborough County.

This is the 5th Volume of collected articles writing by Aleta Jonie Maschek on the life of early South County pioneers. (The photocopies and the uploading of this document were not well done, but they are good reference sources for early life in South Hillsborough County.

Volume 4 of collected writings of Aleta Jonie Maschek. This volume covers a lot of ground in South Hillsborough County. There is no particular organizing theme other that collecting stories of early SHC pioneering families.

Ruskin Inlet. This property was developed by Paul Dickman through Dredge and Fill techniques. This is an early (late 1940 or early 1950s) photo of development along the Ruskin Inlet, which is north of the main stream of the Little Manatee River.

An early plan of the proposed development for Bahia Beach. Note the completed restaurant, hotel and Paul Dickman residence for orientation.