How it came to be Ridgewood is unclear, but while searching what I believe was the site for the general store I found a printers plate bearing the towns name Ridgewood, Florida, F.B. Parse General Merchandise. Mr. Parse also served as the town's postal clerk. The plate contains a grocery add and is the only real proof of the towns existence besides the Post Office Departments Archives in Washington D.C.	This is a collection of buckles, corset and suspender clips
More	This photograph you see are copper bridal rosettes. Also in the photo of the rosettes you'll see a lead weight used for hanging on the bottom of women's dresses so that wrinkles don't occur.
These sash buckles are of unknown orgin or use and unidentified.	Pictured here is a common find in Ridgewood, a corset clipMore
Here we have alligator clips found in several sites from Ridgewood.
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