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Willard Miller and Family Christmas Greeting.
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Christmas Greetings to Aunt Rose Dickman from Willard Dickman and family.
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HCC0101RUS215
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Set of related objects
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Williard and Julia Miller and son "Mac" 1940.
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Williard Miller with wife Julia and son Mac (A. M. Miller). Picture was taken in 1940
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HCC0101RUS358
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Image (JPEG)
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Willie Walker: Later Owner of Coffee Cup.
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Photo Willie Walker, owner of Coffee Cup Restaurant (after Paul and Esther Dickman). Picture is taken at the Coffee Cup under the front Portico.. Date of photo unknown.
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HCC0101RUS354
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Willow.
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This replica of the Willow Train Station, a small train stop in southern Hillsborough County near today's US 301, stands on the Parrish Railroad Museum site in Parrish, Fl.
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HCC0101WIL001
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Image (JPEG)
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Wimauma.
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This document, prepared by the Hillsborough County Planning and Growth Commission, is a history of Wimauma.
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HCC0101WIM008
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Document (PDF)
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Wimauma High School - 1957.
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Front view of Wimauma High School in 1957.
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HCC0101WIM009
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Image (JPEG2000)
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Wimauma Town Plat 1907.
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Copy of town plat for Wimauma, 1907
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HCC0101WIM012
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Image (JPEG)
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Wimauma Train Station - 1962.
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Train at Wimauma Train Station in 1962
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HCC0101WIM002
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Image (JPEG)
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Womans Club House.
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On National Registry of Buildings
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HCC0101RUS077
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Image (JPEG)
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Woodruffe Collection: Riverview Heights 1920 Subdivision Plan.
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This extensive photograph collections, prefaced by a short historical statement from the developer on the reasons why this section was so advantageous to development, was developed in 1920 by James H. B. Woodruffe to help market his new Riverview Heights Subdivision. There are marginal notes, penned by an unknown person, which MAY assist the observer in identification, but their authenticity cannot be verified.
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HCC0101RIV015
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E-book
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Wrapped Corn Exiting Wrapping Machine.
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Wrapped, processed corn exiting the cellophane wrapping machine
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HCC0101RUS288
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Image (JPEG)
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You'll Love It Here!.
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A Welcome To Sun City Center marketing brochure created by the Community Information Center for SCC
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HCC0101SCC013
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Document (PDF)
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Zoa Leah Miller Adams (daughter to George and Adaline Miller).
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Photo of Zoa Lerah Miller Adams. Daughter of George and Adaline Miller. Born in Philomath, OR in 1885, and died in Ruskin in 1949. Married to Ray R. Adams and they had 5 children: Elaine (1909), Aurora (1911), Adaline (1913), Richard (1919) and Margaret (1925.)
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HCC0101RUS338
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Image (JPEG)
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