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Applejack has found a stack of pancakes.
In Bluffton, in South Carolina, USA.
Hillville Road, Bluffton, Ohio.
Palmetto Bluff Cottage. 19 N Drayton St, Bluffton, SC 29910
Who's ready to have my boot polish 😈!?
Crabbing with Tia Clark in Charleston; Bridgette Frazier, founder of the soon-to-open Bluffton Gullah Cultural Heritage Center. Photos by Peter Frank Edwards.
Joe, Myra, Buster, Jingles & Louise Keaton enjoying their blissful, endless Bluffton, Muskegon, MI summers.
The vaudevillians made their own Colony, thus calling themselves the "Actors Colony." That's how I'm referring them.
Joe, Jingles & Louise showing off their fishies.
Joe with Frank "Bullhead Pascoe" Simpson *sitting* and unknown dog & Actors Colonist vaudevillian on the steps of Pascoe's Place.
Jingles & horsey.
Joe & Myra *far right* with unknown Actors Colonist vaudevillians.
Captain Joe ready to launch the yacht!
Myra, Jingles & Louise with unknown Actors Colonist vaudevillians looking comfy yachting on Muskegon Lake.
Smirking teenage Buster with unknown Actors Colonist friends.
HAPPY Joe & Myra with unknown Actors Colonist vaudevillians.
PROUD Big Joe Roberts on the dock in front of his Bluffton summer home.
Joe & Myra beside Big Joe Roberts & pup *top, far left* on the launching dock in front of Big Joe's Bluffton summer home.
Louise, Jingles, Buster & Keith Krueger & his pop on "Jingles Jungle" porch. Probably 1909.
HURRAY FOR SUMMERS IN BLUFFTON! Buster doing a flip behind an unknown Actor Colonist vaudevillian.
One of the smallest negro oyster shuckers that I found on the Atlantic Coast. Usually they do not work the negro children. Varn & Platt Canning Co.
Bluffton, SC 1913
Photographer: Lewis Wickes Hine