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Peter Harllee, Jr of Harllee Packing Company
A portrait of Peter Harllee, Jr., a member of a pioneer family of Palmetto. He was owner and operator of Harllee Packing Company of Palmetto. The 18-acre property at 2308 U.S. 301 North was sold in February 2020
Seafood Plate at Moore's Stone Crab Restaurant
Moore's Stone Crab Restaurant opened in 1967 on Longboat Key. In 2015, the Moore family sold the restaurant to Sarasota restaurateurs Mark Caragiulo and Tom Leonard and the building was razed. Today the location is home to Shore Longboat Ke
Santa Arrives at Christmas Parade
Santa and Mrs. Claus arrive on horse to the Myakka Christmas Parade in Myakka City. In this image are Doug on Frankie the Mule and Marie Jones at Mrs. Clau
James T Golden at election Celebration
Celebration for James T. Golden on election night. He earned his Bachelor's at Stetson University, a graduate degree from Atlanta University and his law degree from the University of Florida. After campaigning for the Manatee County School Board since 2014, prior to being elected in 2018. Golden was a 2016 Democratic candidate for District 73 of the Florida House of Representatives
Exterior of the Manatee Chamber of Commerce
A view of the exterior of the Manatee Chamber of Commerce from the northwest corner of 10th Street West and 3rd Ave West. The building is located at 222 10th Street West in Downtown Bradenton. In 2019, a new Chamber was built at this site, now part of the City Centre Parking Facility
Fishing at Bean Point
A fisherman throws a line into the surf at Bean Point, the northernmost tip of Anna Maria Island. Bean Point was named for Anna Maria Island's earliest known permanent resident, George Emerson Bean. Bean's son, George Wilhelm Bean, partnered with island resident Charles Roser to form the Anna Maria Beach Company, responsible for the island's early development. Today Anna Maria Island is home to more than 10,000 residents and is a popular site for fishing and beachgoing
Restoration on Terrace at Ca'd'Zan
Restoration work being completed on the bay side terrace of Ca'd'Zan by Kvaerner Construction of Tampa. In 1999, the company won the "Craftsman of the Year Award" from the American Institute of Architects Florida Chapter, for their work on the building's stained glass windows and terra cotta doors and tiles. Restoration work began in 1997. Ca' d'Zan, also known as the John Ringling Mansion, is a Mediterranean revival home built in 1926 by John and Mable Ringling to serve as their winter residence. The Ringlings continued to visit the home until their deaths. The home was uninhabited from 1936 to 1946, but then was opened to the public as part of the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art estate
Ivey Auto Parts Company
A view of the front entrance to the Ivey Professional Building at 435 12th St W (Old Main Street). The location was home for many years to the Ivey Auto Parts Company before being converted into office spaces. Today, the Ivey Building houses law offices
Main Street, Looking North from Manatee Ave W.
A view of Main Street looking north from where it intersects Manatee Ave W (6th Ave W). The Iron Block Building can be seen at center with the green awning. Across the street and out of view is the Manatee County Court House. Windows from the Manatee County Administration building can be seen between the trees on the right
William DeSue, Director of Bradenton Housing Authority
William DeSue, director of Bradenton Housing Authority, speaks about desired change for the Rogers Garden community in Bradenton