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Article 79
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Article 78
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David Harrison Wright
Photo by Rob O'Neal
David Harrison Wright at Higgs Beach.
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Article 76
FILE PHOTO BY ROB O'NEAL/The Citizen
Louis Welters shares a laugh with a passing neighbor on Rockland Key in 2002.
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Dr. Doug Mader
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Article 74
ROB O'NEAL/The Citizen
Shadaroba Rodd, a.k.a. "Key West Hatman," speaks with tourists Sunday afternoon from inside his van parked at Higgs Beach.
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Article 73
ROB O'NEAL/The Citizen
From left, Allison Delashmit, Kimberly Wallen, Joanna Rulewska, Danni Becker, Dianne Scott, Jessika Rady, Mary-Lynne Price will compete in the upcoming 'Tri-Key West' triathlon. Seated is Elmira Leto, CEO of Samuel's House.
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Sir Edward Knight
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Article 71
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Al Kee at the Southernmost Point
Sixth-generaton Conch Al Kee is seen greeting visitors to the Southernmost Point in Key West, Florida, in 2002.
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Kenyatta on Fleming Street
ROB O'NEAL/The Citizen
Singer/songwriter Kenyatta Arrington performs outside Fausto's Food Palace on Fleming Street Thursday afternoon. Code enforcement officials have cited Arrington for his use of a small amplifier, which is prohibited by city laws that regulate street performers.
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Kirby Congdon
ROB O'NEAL/The Citizen|Key West Poet Laureate Kirby Congdon is seen at his home on Baker's Lane. Congdon says he enjoys waking up at midnight and playing the piano for several hours each night. One of his favorites is Bach's 'Well-Tempered Clavier.'
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Wyland
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Josephus Chaplin in Bahama Village
ROB O'NEAL/The Citizen
Josephus Chaplin, commander of the William Weech American Legion Post 168, says his membership wants changes to an architect’s renovation plans that will retain the Emma Street building’s historic features. But city officials say it’s too late, and that delays over changes to the plan could hasten the building’s loss to a wrecking ball.
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Shirrel Rhoades
Solares Hill movie critic Shirrel Rhoades at his Old Town Key West home.
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Article 64
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Captain Tony Tarracino
General Geoff Chapman emcees the 'Captain Tony Days' celebration at Schooner Wharf Bar in 2003. From left are Chapman, Mel Fisher's daughter, Taffi, Captain Tony Tarracino and his wonderful wife, Marty.
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General Geoff Chapman
The late General Geoff Chapman leads a Conch Republic Parade in Old Town Key West.
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Edith Amsterdam
ROB O'NEAL/The Citizen
An elevator installed in the 1940s, which, when lifted, blends with the ceiling, accesses Edith Amsterdam’s private living quarters at the Curry Mansion Inn.
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Yehuda Guttman
Piano virtuoso Yehuda Guttman plays to an intimate gathering of Key Westers in his home above the Key West Woman's Club on Duval Street.
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