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Original Holmes County Corn Club boys
Original Holmes County 4-H Corn Club members.https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/ext-ua-photos/1330/thumbnail ...
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This image provides an aerial view of the Manatee County Public Beach in Holmes Beach. In 1952 the Manatee County Public Beach was established on Holmes Beach at the end of Manatee Avenue at Gulf Drive.
Seminole Postcards
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Johnny Holmes with member of Bradley County 4-H during filming of farm show on KATV
Johnny Holmes with member of Bradley County 4-H during filming of farm show on ...
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Episcopal Church of the Annunciation in Holmes Beach
Front Door and Steeple of the Episcopal Church of the Annunciation in Holmes Beach, just to the north of the Manatee County Public Beach.
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Holmes, John Jr., Death Certificate, 1919
Death certificate for John Holmes Jr. Age: 16 days Death Date: May 25, 1919 Cause: Trouble in stomach Burial Date: May 26, 1919 Location: Evergreen Cemetery, St.
Pinellas County
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The back of the card reads, "Holmes Beach, Florida. With its white sandy beaches, year 'round warm temperatures and the clear Gulf of Mexico waters, Holmes Beach is truly a tropical paradise." The area today known as Holmes Beach was first inhabited by ...
Scenic Florida Distributors
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Proposed plat for Sunshine Isle, Holmes Beach
This is a proposed plat for unit 1 of Sunshine Isle to the right of Laguna Maria subdivision.
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This collection contains photocopies of materials found in the Theophilus Holmes Papers at the William R.
Holmes, T. H. (Theophilus Hunter), 1804-1880
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William Holmes McGuffey portrait
This is a photographic reproduction of an engraved portrait depicting William Holmes McGuffey. McGuffey, who was from Tuscarawas County, Ohio, was a professor at Miami University from 1826 to 1836.
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The back of the card reads, "Holmes Beach, Florida. Located in the heart of Anna Maria Island, this west coast island community is a vacation paradise." The area today known as Holmes Beach was first inhabited by non-native homesteaders in the 1890s. The
Suncoast Postcard Distributors
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