nrhp # 90001117- Opened in 1925.

blue paint peels away to reveal older yellow

Kalymnian Society 42 W Morgan St. to celebrate the re-election of Chris Alahouzos

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Tarpon Springs, Florida. Known for Greek food and sponge diving

St. Petersburg / Clearwater Area

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Tarpon Springs, Florida. Known for Greek food and sponge diving

A segregated cemetery established in the early 1900s. It is the oldest African-American cemetery in Pinellas County, Florida.

Waiting for the train to arrive at the Tarpon Springs ACL depot. Unlike the ca. 1913 image also posted here, this image shows the mechanical semaphore signal structure in place. Courtesy Tarpon Springs Area Historical Society

Pelecanus occidentalis

This was a portrait made from combined photos. The Capt is from Tarpon Springs and is a spnge boat Capt. The boats you see are shrimpers and boats used in sponge fishing. In the portrait I try to capture the feeling of wistfulness for the old times when the Sponge and shrimp business was booming in Tarpon Springs. Many of the boats are no longer being used and lay abandoned at the docks.

First edit.

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St. Petersburg / Clearwater Area

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Tarpon Springs

Ruddy Turnstone captured at Fred Howard Park, Tarpon Springs FL

Taken at Fred Howard Park, Tarpon Springs, FL.

Male Pine Warbler, Brooker Creek Preserve, Pinellas Co., FL

A segregated cemetery established in the early 1900s. It is the oldest African-American cemetery in Pinellas County, Florida.

Tarpon Springs has been called the Sponge Capitol of the U.S., and is the center of the sponge diving industry.

Had a great early dinner at the Tarpon Tavern in downtown Tarpon Springs.

Kalymnian Society 42 W Morgan St. to celebrate the re-election of Chris Alahouzos

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Listening to a street musician.

216 GRAND BLVD, TARPON SPRINGS FL