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Front Exterior of Bethany Baptist Church
No full textA view of the front entrance to Bethany Baptist Church, located at 26604 State Road 64 in Myakka City. The church was built in 1906 and the sanctuary built in 1974. Bethany Baptist was organized in 1888. In 1975, an education building was built and a parsonage added in 1978
Construction of Carmike Theater
No full textConstruction worker Milan Kozak works on the Carmike Theater at State Road 70 and U.S. 301. Since 2017 this location has been known as AMC Bradenton 20, located at 2507 53rd Ave E, Bradenton
Snooy and Moe at the South Florida Museum
No full textSnooty the manatee hopes for snacks while visitors to the museum observe him and his tankmate Moe, who can be seen behind him in the manatee enclosure at the South Florida Museum (now Bishop Museum of Science and Nature.
Talking Book Headquarters, Daytona Beach
No full textManatee Library Talking Books staff visit the Talking Books Daytona Beach headquarters
Talking Book Headquarters, Daytona Beach
No full textManatee Library Talking Books staff visit the Talking Books Daytona Beach headquarters
James T Golden, 2000
No full textThis is a photo of James T. Golden, former minister and city councilman, speaking to a group
Al Gore, Jr candidate for US President in St Petersburg
No full textPresidential candidate Al Gore, Jr. addresses supporters in St. Petersburg
Duffy's Tavern and Pat Geyer
No full textCouncil member and former Mayor of the City of Holmes Beach, as well as an Anna Maria Privateer for many years, Pat Geyer, "Mrs. Duffy", serves a beer at the new home of her family business, Duffy's Tavern, on Anna Maria Island
Wrestler Mick 'Mankind' Foley chats at book signing
No full textWWF wrestler Mick "Mankind" Foley chats with customers as he signs books at Books-A-Million in Bradenton
Exterior of Tole Fogarty House
No full textAn exterior view of the Tole Fogarty house at 3101 Riverview Blvd. The home was built in 1871 by Bartholomew "Tole" Fogarty, one of the 3 brothers that settled Fogartyville, which was later incorporated into Braidentown and is now West Bradenton. The home was purchased in 2022 by Dr. Harold Ott and as of 2023 is under restoration