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Burgert Brothers
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Publisher
Shaw-Clayton Stationary Co.
Language
English
Pages
25

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Subjects
Bridges, Pictorial works, Streetscapes (Urban design), Public buildings, Bank buildings, Hotels, Domestic Architecture, Country clubs, Parks, Beaches, Swimming pools, Carnivals, Clubhouses, Factories, Harbors
Places
Florida, Tampa, Tampa (Fla.)

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Cover of: Tampa, Florida
Tampa, Florida
1930, Shaw-Clayton Stationary Co.
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Photomechanical reproductions of photographs of Tampa, Florida.

Includes photographs of bridges, streetscapes, public buildings, banks, hotels, residences, country clubs, parks, beaches, swimming pools, carnivals, club houses, factories and harbors.

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Tampa, FL

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25 leaves
Number of pages
25

ID Numbers

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OL44761043M
OCLC/WorldCat
889334678

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