Two African American boys play in front of the Florida Brewing Company.


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Two African American boys play in front of the Florida Brewing Company.

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	Permanent Link:	http://ufdc.ufl.edu/SF70000220/00001

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	Title:	Two African American boys play in front of the Florida Brewing Company.
	Physical Description:	1 photograph ( 7 x 12 cm )
	Creator:	Tony Pizzo Collection ( Contributor )
	Publication Date:	1900

Subjects
	Subjects / Keywords:	Print, Photographic ( Documentary Artifact, Communication Artifact ) ( nmc ) Brewing Industry ( lctgm ) Cart and wagons ( lctgm ) Horses ( lctgm ) African-Americans ( lctgm ) Boys ( lctgm ) Florida Brewing Company (5th Avenue and 13th Street) ( lctgm ) Streets -- 13th Street ( lctgm ) Streets -- 5th Avenue ( lctgm )
	Spatial Coverage:	Tampa \|z 1271000 \|2 ceeus Hillsborough County \|z 12057 \|2 ceeus United States of America -- Florida -- Hillsborough County -- Tampa

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	General Note:	The construction of Florida's first brewery was no easy task. The extreme summer temperatures were conquered by the use of then relatively new inventions, De La Verne refrigerating machines. These devices maintained the cellars at a constant thirty-two degrees. Climate control was vital to brewing lager beer, America's favorite malt beverage. Also of new design, the Pfauder Vacuum fermentation system filtered the air to insure that bacteria did not have access to the fermenting brew. The brewery was designed after the Castle Brewery in Johannesburg, South Africa. It was said that "the latest and most successful machinery for beer-making and refrigerating has been placed in operation, regardless of expense" so as to make the product "'second to none in the United States, or probably in the world;" "It is a model of comfort,convenience, and attractiveness.
	Funding:	Funded in part by the Institute for Museum and Library Services (IMLS), Ephemeral Cities Project.

Record Information
	Bibliographic ID:	SF70000220
	Volume ID:	VID00001
	Source Institution:	University of South Florida
	Holding Location:	University of South Florida, Tampa FLorida, Special Collection
	Rights Management:	All rights reserved. 2005.
	Resource Identifier:	P21-0223

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