Burgert Brothers Photography Studio in Ybor City located in the Sanchez and Haya Building owned by Walter Burgert.


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The Burgert Brothers Photography Studio in Ybor City located in the Sanchez and Haya Building owned by Walter Burgert.

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	Title:	The Burgert Brothers Photography Studio in Ybor City located in the Sanchez and Haya Building owned by Walter Burgert.
	Physical Description:	1 photograph ( 25 cm )
	Creator:	Burgert Brothers, 1898- ( Photographer ) Florida Photograph Collection ( Contributor )
	Publication Date:	1917

Subjects
	Subjects / Keywords:	Print, Photographic ( Documentary Artifact, Communication Artifact ) ( nmc ) Burgerts Studio (1502 East 7th Avenue) ( lctgm ) Sanchez and Haya Building (1501-1507 7th Avenue) ( lctgm ) Photographic studios ( lctgm ) Ybor City (Tampa, Fla.) ( lcsh ) Streets -- 7th 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 Burgerts were a family of photographers who came to Florida late in the nineteenth century and established a quite remarkable record in various phases of the photography business, primarily in the state. Three generations of Burgert photographers worked productively from around the 1870s until the 1960s. The Burgert brothers were six sons and one daughter-in-law of the original photographic progenitor of the family, Samuel Burgert.The brothers at various times took, sold or marketed supplies for hundreds of thousands of photographic images usually requested bycommercial clients, and in the process coincidentally documented the Tampa Bay region's development from the little more than a scrubby port village to a major urban center of international importance.
	Funding:	Funded in part by the Institute for Museum and Library Services (IMLS), Ephemeral Cities Project.

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	Bibliographic ID:	SF70000277
	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:	F18-021

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