spongeindustry
11 photos tagged spongeindustry, from 1 member of Flickr Commons.
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- florida
- statelibraryandarchivesofflorida
- tarponsprings
- pinellascounty
- greekamericans
- josephjanneysteinmetzcollection
- 1940s
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Recent uploads
The last upload was December 2013.
Holiday on Wheels from Florida Memory uploaded December 2013
Sponge diver entering the water near Tarpon Springs, Florida from Florida Memory uploaded August 2013
Trimming sponges in Tarpon Springs from Florida Memory uploaded July 2013
Sponge auction in Tarpon Springs from Florida Memory uploaded July 2013
Sponges stacked in Tarpon Springs from Florida Memory uploaded July 2013
Sponge fleet at St. Nicholas dock for Epiphany services: Tarpon Springs, Florida from Florida Memory uploaded June 2013
Trimming and Sorting Sponges: Tarpon Springs, Florida from Florida Memory uploaded February 2013
Greek sponge boats on ways: Tarpon Springs, Florida from Florida Memory uploaded February 2013
Sponge diver John Gonatos: Tarpon Springs, Florida from Florida Memory uploaded November 2012
Nick Toth and Antonios Lerios in their helmet making workshop: Tarpon Springs, Florida from Florida Memory uploaded September 2012
Men cutting sponges: Miami, Florida from Florida Memory uploaded June 2012
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Trimming sponges in Tarpon Springs
from Florida Memory
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excellentzebu1050 said:
Brilliant in one word
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isabel brand said:
stupenda
Men cutting sponges: Miami, Florida
from Florida Memory
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Minnesota's Ryan said:
A main reason why our beloved Florida Keys reefs and water clarity are so bad now. Over farmed the sponges which clouds the waters, warms them up and kills habitat. All for greed of of what....a dollar or two