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Listen: The Bluegrass & Old-Time ProgramMen frying mullet for the Harbor Day seafood festival in Apalachicola, Florida.
Image Number
TD00420C
Date Note
Photographed on November 15, 1957.
Rights
Collection
Tallahassee Democrat collection
M87- 27, Box 3
M87- 27, Box 3
Geographic Term
Subject Term
Practices
Community rites--Florida--Franklin County--Apalachicola
Festivals, Events and Conferences
Recreation--Florida--Franklin County--Apalachicola
Manners and customs
Entertainment events
Seafood festivals--Florida--Franklin County--Apalachicola
Cooking (Mullet)
Men--Florida--Franklin County--Apalachicola
Community rites--Florida--Franklin County--Apalachicola
Festivals, Events and Conferences
Recreation--Florida--Franklin County--Apalachicola
Manners and customs
Entertainment events
Seafood festivals--Florida--Franklin County--Apalachicola
Cooking (Mullet)
Men--Florida--Franklin County--Apalachicola
Personal Subjects
Additional Creator
Tallahassee Democrat (Firm)
Additional Creator
Tallahassee Democrat (Firm)
Physical Description
1 photonegative - b&w - 5 x 4 in.
General Note
Harbor Day was precursor for the Apalachicola Seafood Festival which later became the Florida Seafood Festival.
Identified in the center wearing the "Genius at work" apron is Herbert Marshall, at the right is Joe Taranto.
Men frying mullet for the Harbor Day seafood festival in Apalachicola, Florida.
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