Miller-Jackson Grain Company, Southwest Corner of Ashley St. and Cass St., Tampa

Creator

Pishgaugh

Files

Preview

Creation Date

1920

Time Period

circa 1920s

Abstract

Exterior view of the Miller-Jackson Grain Company at the southwest corner of Ashley St. and Cass St. in Tampa, Florida. Fourth from left: Arthur Webb, 5th from left: R.W. Miller

Alt Text

A grain and feed company building with people standing outside. Several horse-drawn carts are parked nearby, and a car is visible on the left side.

Keywords

Granaries

Extent

1 black-and-white photograph

Subject: geographic

Hillsborough County (Fla.); Tampa (Fla.)

Physical Collection

Florida Photograph Collection

Box

14

Folder

8

Media Type

Black-and-white photographs

Note

The Miller-Jackson Grain Company was established in the early 1900s by Frank D. Jackson and changed its name at some point to the Jackson Grain Company. The company handled spent grain for the Schlitz Brewery in Tampa. The space was demolished in 1961 to build the Curtis Hixon Convention Center. Today the site is the Bill Poe Parking Garage next to the Straz Performing Arts Center and the Tampa Museum of Art. Photo was a gift to Theodore Lesley from Mrs. Arthur Webb on December 19, 1963.

Identifier

florida_photograph_1037

Recommended Citation

Pishgaugh, "Miller-Jackson Grain Company, Southwest Corner of Ashley St. and Cass St., Tampa" (1920). Florida Photograph Collection. Image 38.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/florida_photograph/38