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Listen: The Bluegrass & Old-Time ProgramPortrait of businessman William Henry Smith.
Image Number
Rights
Collection
Digitized Loans Collection, N2018-14
Geographic Term
Subject Term
Turpentiners
Occupational groups--Florida--Leon County--Tallahassee
Agricultural industries--Florida--Leon County--Tallahassee
Plant products industry--Florida--Leon County--Tallahassee
Forest products industry--Florida--Leon County--Tallahassee
Non-timber forest products industry--Florida--Leon County--Tallahassee
Naval stores--Florida--Leon County--Tallahassee
Turpentine industry and trade--Florida--Leon County--Tallahassee
Men--Florida--Leon County--Tallahassee--Portraits
Businesspeople--Florida--Leon County--Tallahassee--Portraits
Businessmen--Florida--Leon County--Tallahassee--Portraits
Portraits--Florida--Leon County--Tallahassee
Solvents industry--Florida--Leon County--Tallahassee
Personal Subjects
Physical Description
General Note
Accompanying note: "William Henry Smith was a turpentine and naval stores businessman who in the early 1900s bought more than 900 acres of eastside Tallahassee around the axis of Park Avenue and Magnolia Drive. Smith served on the board of Capital City Bank from 1918 to his death in 1928; his widow, Fanny, served on the board from 1937 until her death in 1965. Their two sons, Godfrey and Julian, later joined the bank, with Godfrey Smith serving as president from 1958 to 1989, when he was succeeded by his son, Bill Smith."
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