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Adaline Miller group photo 006
Title
Adaline Miller group photo 006.
Identifier
HCC0101RUS057
Format
Set of related objects
Adaline Miller group photo 007
Title
Adaline Miller group photo 007.
Identifier
HCC0101RUS058
Format
Set of related objects
Adaline Miller house
Title
Adaline Miller house.
Abstract/Description
This home, which is today listed on the National Register of Historic Places, sits at the corner of today's US 41 and College Avenue. It was reportedly designed by Adaline Miller, based on drawings of a Swiss Chalet that she found in a favored book. The building served Ruskin College as both a classroom and as the home for President George Miller and his wife, and Vice President of the College, Adaline Miller. Today it is owned by the Ruskin Woman's Club and serves as their headquarters.
Identifier
HCC0101RUS060
Format
Set of related objects
Admer Miller
Title
Admer Miller.
Abstract/Description
Admer Miller
Identifier
HCC0101RUS061
Format
Image (JPEG)
Aerial View of Apollo Beach - 1957
Title
Aerial View of Apollo Beach - 1957.
Abstract/Description
Aerial View of Apollo Beach from 1957. This photo shows Apollo Beach in its earliest stages of development. In looking at this photo, the veiwer is looking west towards Tampa Bay. US 41 is the North South road at the bottom of the photo. Miller Mac Road (is at the southern end of the developed land and the Flamingo Canal bounds the north. Note the farmland to the south of the development, like parts of Dickman's vegetable farming empire. To the north was a combination of pasture for cattle...
Show moreAerial View of Apollo Beach from 1957. This photo shows Apollo Beach in its earliest stages of development. In looking at this photo, the veiwer is looking west towards Tampa Bay. US 41 is the North South road at the bottom of the photo. Miller Mac Road (is at the southern end of the developed land and the Flamingo Canal bounds the north. Note the farmland to the south of the development, like parts of Dickman's vegetable farming empire. To the north was a combination of pasture for cattle grazing and farmed land. Also note some of the very earliest finger canals being dredged at the extreme western edge of the property, at the bay. Also note the build up of dredged land in the bay itself.
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Identifier
HCC0101AB014
Format
Image (JPEG)
Aerial View of Gibsonton: 1948
Title
Aerial View of Gibsonton: 1948.
Abstract/Description
1948 aerial view of Eddie's Hut in the center of the picture. Based on the location of the railroad track, Eddie's hut faced today's US 41, with the Giant's Fish Camp being just off the picture to the right, at the Alafia River. The intersecting road to the left of Eddie's Hut, is likely today's Gibsonton Drive toward I-75 and Riverview. Photo used with Permission of International Indepedent Showman's Museum.
Identifier
HCC0101GIB025
Format
Image (JPEG2000)
Aerial View of Sun City Center
Title
Aerial View of Sun City Center.
Abstract/Description
Aerial view of Sun City Center in announcement of Award.
Identifier
HCC0101SCC002
Format
Image (JPEG)
Aerial View of the Bay
Title
Aerial View of the Bay.
Abstract/Description
Source of picture unknown.
Identifier
HCC0101SHC012
Format
Image (JPEG)
Aerial View of US 301 at Wimauma Road 1959
Title
Aerial View of US 301 at Wimauma Road 1959.
Abstract/Description
Aerial view of US 301 near Wimauma Road...note lack of development in area. To the left would be where Sun City Center would eventually be. 1959
Identifier
HCC0101WIM007
Format
Image (JPEG)
Al and Jeannie Tomaini
Title
Al and Jeannie Tomaini.
Abstract/Description
Al (Aurelio) Tomaini (1912 - 1962) claimed a height of 8’4” and billed himself as ‘The Tallest Man in the World’. (His actual height was much shorter, at 7'4".) In 1936, at the Great Lakes Exposition, he met the woman who was to share his unique life, Berniece Evelyn Smith (1916 - 1999) who went by the stage name, Jeanie with twisted arms and without legs and billed as "The Living Half Girl." She ‘stood’ just over two feet in height and had been performing in exhibitions since the age of...
Show moreAl (Aurelio) Tomaini (1912 - 1962) claimed a height of 8’4” and billed himself as ‘The Tallest Man in the World’. (His actual height was much shorter, at 7'4".) In 1936, at the Great Lakes Exposition, he met the woman who was to share his unique life, Berniece Evelyn Smith (1916 - 1999) who went by the stage name, Jeanie with twisted arms and without legs and billed as "The Living Half Girl." She ‘stood’ just over two feet in height and had been performing in exhibitions since the age of three and was known for her acrobatic dexterity and the nimble way she ran about on her mildly deformed hands. The couple eloped during a fair in Cleveland in 1936 and went to Niagara Falls for their honeymoon. Often billed as the "World's Strangest Married Couple", they settled in Gibsonton where they established a lodge and fishing camp known as ‘The Giant’s Camp’. Al served as the fire chef and president of the Chamber of Commerce. After Al's death, Jeanie continued to run Giant's Fish Camp and Restaurant until her death in 1999.
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Identifier
HCC0101GIB028
Format
Image (JPEG)
Al Tomaini
Title
Al Tomaini.
Abstract/Description
Al Tomaini with unknown Carnival Worker.
Identifier
HCC0101GIB29
Format
Image (JPEG)
Al Tomaini at Giant's Trailer Park
Title
Al Tomaini at Giant's Trailer Park.
Abstract/Description
Al Tomaini owned and operated Giant's Fish Camp, on US41, just south of the Alafia River, until his death in 1962. His wife, Jean, continued to operate the Fish Camp and Restaurant until her death in 1999. The camp was taken down after her death.
Identifier
HCC0101GIB022
Format
Image (JPEG)
Al Tomaini: Fire Chief
Title
Al Tomaini: Fire Chief.
Abstract/Description
Picture of Al Tomaini, wearing his Fire Chief's hat, with friends promoting Annual Fair. Photo used with Permission of International Indepedent Showman's Museum.
Identifier
HCC0101GIB021
Format
Image (JPEG2000)
Alafia River Bridge 1946
Title
Alafia River Bridge 1946.
Abstract/Description
Photo of Alafia River Bridge and Railroad Bridge at Gibsonton. Facing NE. Photo taken from the Alafia River Bridge. Public domain. Image may be used with the credit line: "."
Identifier
HCC0101GIB033
Format
Image (JPEG)
Alafia River Navigation Channel
Title
Alafia River Navigation Channel.
Abstract/Description
River navigation channel at Alafia River bridge, at Gibsonton, view to west: Hillsborough County, Fla.
Identifier
HCC0101GIB034
Format
Image (JPEG)
An Unforgettable Seance
Title
An Unforgettable Seance.
Abstract/Description
Evidence of spiritualism at the College. Memoir by Pauline Dickman Lawler
Identifier
HCC0101RUS109
Format
Document (PDF)
Apollo Beach Sign
Title
Apollo Beach Sign.
Identifier
HCC0101AB013
Format
Image (JPEG)
Apollo Beach Subdivision Plat Maps: 1958-1959
Title
Apollo Beach Subdivision Plat Maps: 1958-1959.
Abstract/Description
Initial Subdivision Plans for first three sections of Apollo Beach from developer Francis Corr. Filed in 1958 and 1959. These sections of are bound by the Flamingo Canal on the north, and Miller Mac Road on the south with the land coming to a point at US 41. This is generally known as the "F Streets" plan, as most of the street names begin with the letter F.
Identifier
HCC0101AB008
Format
Set of related objects
Atlantic Coast RR Line Crossing in Gibsonton
Title
Atlantic Coast RR Line Crossing in Gibsonton.
Abstract/Description
Railroad crossing, looking east, of the Atlantic Coast RR line in Gibsonton, Florida. Compare with 1948 aerial view of Gibsonton. This 1950 view is NOT likely at today's Gibsonton Drive, but is at another east/west link to US 541, which became US41.
Identifier
HCC0101GIB035
Format
Image (JPEG)
Bahia Beach Pennant
Title
Bahia Beach Pennant.
Identifier
HCC0101RUS067
Format
Image (JPEG)

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