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Mrs. Gussie Turner talks about Major William I. Turner, her husband's grandfather, who was an early developer and postmaster in Bradenton.

Raymond Turner and Bradenton Police Chief Wilkison pose for a dual portrait in City Hall.

Committee of 100 members hold the first tickets to the Joint Meeting with the Chamber of Commerce.Left to right are Raymond Turner, Ralph Mulholland and Dan Blalock, Junior.

Ray Turner of the Chamber of Commerce holding a sign for solicitors: "Where is your Blue Card?"

Chamber of Commerce awards presented to the winners who named Coquina Beach on Anna Maria Island's south end. Left to right are Mrs. Gertrude Carr, Mrs. Mildred Hamilton and Raymond Turner. They are posed at the downtown Chamber of Commerce building.

Portrait view of Ms. Turner from the Odom Photography Studio on Bradenton’s Old Main Street.

Mr. Turner poses outdoors holding a small vase of flowers, in this photo from the Odom Photography Studio on Bradenton’s Old Main Street.

Portrait view of Ms. Turner from the Odom Photography Studio on Bradenton’s Old Main Street.

Portrait view of Ms. Turner in a copy of an earlier photo, copy made in February 1952 from the Odom Photography Studio on Bradenton’s Old Main Street.

Portrait view of Mr. Turner from the Odom Photography Studio on Bradenton’s Old Main Street.

The Turner family poses outside their home in this photo from the Odom Photography Studio on Bradenton’s Old Main Street.

Mr. Turner poses on the dock with his charter boat Happy. this is a copy of an earlier photo, copied by the Odom Photography Studio on Bradenton’s Old Main Street in February 1952.

Mrs. Minich cuts cabbage palm for swamp cabbage (heart of palm) as Mr. Turner and Mrs. Maye look on.

Portrait view of Mrs. Carlton Turner.

Miss Turner, daughter of Mrs. Carlton Turner.

Portrait view of Mrs. Richard Turner of Bradenton

Portrait of Raymond Turner, of Bradenton City Council and with the 1955 Chamber of Commerce.

Portrait view of Mr. Richard Turner of Bradenton

Portrait view of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Turner of Bradenton. He is president of Bradenton Dredging and Shell Company.

Portrait of Richard E. Turner

Manatee's former sheriff Herman E. Turner poses in yachting cap on the deck of a boat.

Mrs. Richard Turner of Bradenton.

Portrait of Herman Turner

Portrait view of Richard E. Turner fo Bradenton

Portrait view of Richard E. Turner of Bradenton.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman E. Turner

Seated from left to right are Evelyn Clinger, Helen Caldwell, Eleanor Jordan, Marian Rothefus, Anna Cress, Dorothy Heffner, Ruth Turner and Helen Turner. Standing from left to right are Allie Mae Moree, Wilma Tomkins, Harry Fitfeld, Claire Hall, Carolyn Thomas, Glenn Lucas, Elizabeth Campbell, Evelyn Link, Frances Silman, Frank Anderson, Ruth Salmon, Grace Lawson, Margaret Turner, Edith Fernald, and Lois Scroggin.

Manatee County High School 1919 Football Team. The monogram on the sweaters was designed by A. K. Whitaker in 1916 or 1917.L-R back row: unidentified, Dix Arnold, Glenn Maloy, Cecil Daughtrey, Milton Wyatt, Mose Harris, Wesley Layton, Howard Pettigrew, and Lewis Gates.Front Row: Henry Fuller, William Johnson, Gib Johnson, John Jennings, Clarence (Babe) Turner, Donald Blackketter.

Manatee County High School Football Team of 1919.Back row: Booth, Arnold, Maloy, Daughtery, Wyatt, Harris, Leighton, Pettigrew, GatesFront row: Fuller, Bill Johnson, Gilbert Johnson, Jennings, Turner, Blacketter

Interior view of the Gene Turner market. it looks like bundles of onions or celery are on display at center. [Note: original image seems scratched.] A scale hangs at center rear and the shop boasts nice wooden and glass display counters.

John Vanderipe with Gene Turner and unknown third man.