historicdistricts
6 photos tagged historicdistricts, from 1 member of Flickr Commons.
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- florida
- statelibraryandarchivesofflorida
- nationalregisterofhistoricplaces
- historicpreservationmonth
- tampa
- hillsboroughcounty
- 1920s
- downtown
- westpalmbeach
- storefronts
- businesses
- us1
- palmbeachcounty
- ushighway1
- northquadrilleblvd
- northrosemaryavenue
- clematisstreetcommercialhistoricdistrict
- architecture
- queenanne
- historichomes
- labor
- artisans
- tobacco
- cubans
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Home in the North Hill Preservation District: Pensacola, Florida from Florida Memory uploaded March 2013
Home in the Hyde Park Historic District: Tampa, Florida from Florida Memory uploaded March 2013
Seminoles dancing during the "Sun Festival" on Clematis Street: West Palm Beach, Florida from Florida Memory uploaded February 2013
Clematis Street: West Palm Beach, Florida from Florida Memory uploaded February 2013
The Planters Exchange: Havana, Florida from Florida Memory uploaded August 2012
Cuban cigar makers at work: Ybor City, Florida from Florida Memory uploaded July 2012
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Seminoles dancing during the "Sun Festival" on Clematis Street: West Palm Beach, Florida
from Florida Memory
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Pixel Wrangler said:
I'm wondering if the "Photo Byron's" storefront 'sign' in this photo isn't just a (very) clever photo credit by Byron's that was added to the photo ;) Byron's had other photos of this event from this same vantage point over the years, with conventional photo credits marked on the photo.
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mrscippio said:
If you look carefully you can see the angle is slightly off suggesting it was added to the photo.
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Ruby Lace said:
mrscippio I think the off angle is due to the fact that the sign writer was drunk, on the day. Too much 'fire water'