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Gilbert Bergquist IV 10
Oral History interview with Gilbert T. Bergquist on his Biography and the FBI under Herbert Hoover. Gib, also known as "The Cracker", served several terms on the Manatee County Historical Commission. He describes his birthplace in the phosphate town of Pierce, Florida and the children's sports, games and local customs. Gib also describes his parents, the trip to Florida and early Manatee County people, and his time in the U.S. Marine Corps during World War II. He tells of his career with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
Gilbert Bergquist IV 11
Oral History interview with Gilbert T. Bergquist on his Biography and the FBI under Herbert Hoover. Gib, also known as "The Cracker", served several terms on the Manatee County Historical Commission. He describes his birthplace in the phosphate town of Pierce, Florida and the children's sports, games and local customs. Gib also describes his parents, the trip to Florida and early Manatee County people, and his time in the U.S. Marine Corps during World War II. He tells of his career with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
Gilbert Bergquist IV 14
Oral History interview with Gilbert T. Bergquist on his Biography and the FBI under Herbert Hoover. Gib, also known as "The Cracker", served several terms on the Manatee County Historical Commission. He describes his birthplace in the phosphate town of Pierce, Florida and the children's sports, games and local customs. Gib also describes his parents, the trip to Florida and early Manatee County people, and his time in the U.S. Marine Corps during World War II. He tells of his career with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
Gilbert Bergquist IV 20
Oral History interview with Gilbert T. Bergquist on his Biography and the FBI under Herbert Hoover. Gib, also known as "The Cracker", served several terms on the Manatee County Historical Commission. He describes his birthplace in the phosphate town of Pierce, Florida and the children's sports, games and local customs. Gib also describes his parents, the trip to Florida and early Manatee County people, and his time in the U.S. Marine Corps during World War II. He tells of his career with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
Gilbert Bergquist IV 32
Oral History interview with Gilbert T. Bergquist on his Biography and the FBI under Herbert Hoover. Gib, also known as "The Cracker", served several terms on the Manatee County Historical Commission. He describes his birthplace in the phosphate town of Pierce, Florida and the children's sports, games and local customs. Gib also describes his parents, the trip to Florida and early Manatee County people, and his time in the U.S. Marine Corps during World War II. He tells of his career with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
Gilbert Bergquist IV 34
Oral History interview with Gilbert T. Bergquist on his Biography and the FBI under Herbert Hoover. Gib, also known as "The Cracker", served several terms on the Manatee County Historical Commission. He describes his birthplace in the phosphate town of Pierce, Florida and the children's sports, games and local customs. Gib also describes his parents, the trip to Florida and early Manatee County people, and his time in the U.S. Marine Corps during World War II. He tells of his career with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
Gilbert Bergquist IV 51
Oral History interview with Gilbert T. Bergquist on his Biography and the FBI under Herbert Hoover. Gib, also known as "The Cracker", served several terms on the Manatee County Historical Commission. He describes his birthplace in the phosphate town of Pierce, Florida and the children's sports, games and local customs. Gib also describes his parents, the trip to Florida and early Manatee County people, and his time in the U.S. Marine Corps during World War II. He tells of his career with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
Sarasota Centennial
Mr. McCarthy discusses the history of Sarasota, the ealry settlers, its incorporation as a city in 1913, and the creation of Sarasota county, from Manatee in 1921
Bradenton, Florida
The back of the card reads, "Air view of waterfront and bridges over the Manatee River connecting Bradenton, Florida with Palmetto, Florida." This image depicts the land between the DeSoto and Green Bridges in Downtown Bradenton which was the result of a 1960s Manatee River dredging project by Mayor Sterling Hall. The area has been nicknamed for several decades "the Sandpile." In the foreground of the image, the buildings from left to right are River Yacht & Racquet Club Condominiums, the Courtyard by Mariott Hotel, which was originally known as Holiday Inn Riverfront, and the Plaza Del Rio Office Center, all of which opened in the mid-1980s. To the far left of the image just past the Green Bridge are the Twin Dolphin Marina and the 1927 Memorial Pier, which originally housed the Bradenton Chamber of Commerce and is now home to Pier 22 restaurant. The bridge pictured at center is the 2nd Green Bridge, which was built in 1986 to replace the older 1927 bridge. This postcard is courtesy of Manatee County Historical Records Library
Railroad Development in Florida
Mr. Hamrick discusses the history of railroads in Florida