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Extracted from a massive photographers estate in Clearwater Florida this was found in his personal collection. I believe he inherited it from another photographer in the area because it’s a little bit older than most of his work. I believe this is from the 1930s or earlier.
There was no documentation found with it, but it was found with two other cabinet cards that are both listed separately here on . I think all three cards are photos from the same day and the same event but all picturing different things. One of the photos depicts a marching band and one is a group photo of a bunch of women. See our store for those other cabinet cards
This is mounted on an 11 x 13 board that has pretty significant damage although the photograph is not in terrible damage for its age it does also show a lot of wear.
These is an original photograph found in the George Fulmer studio & development center that was next to our Clearwater courthouse for over 65 years before the demolition in 2015.
See our store for more items from this estate.
Comes with a COA from the estate!!
We want to get this photographers photos and story online, collected & preserved in as many places as possible. The items that you are buying were almost left behind for the landfill & The Clearwater historical society does little in my opinion to truly honor this man’s lifetime of work for this great city.
George Fulmer was a Photographer for the city of Clearwater for over half a century. He was also a Navy enlisted photographer during WW2.
After cleaning out the residence & studio in 2014, we had to sort through about 100,000 photographs & negatives to offer these items here. They were purchased on a contract separate from the building & copyright is not transferred
We hope to bring some recognition to his life's work, as well as to find homes for some parts of the history of an entire city, as documented by the city photographer.
Holding any piece from this collection will be rare.
