Photograph of Joan Haley at lamppost

Abstract/Description: Joan Haley was a journalist and socialite who retired to Pass-a-Grille in the 1950s. She purchased the dilapidated Pass-a-Grille Community Church building, which was at risk of being torn down following the relocation of the congregation. Upon her death, she left the structure to Pinellas County; the building is now home to the Gulf Beaches Historical Museum. In this image, we see Joan replacing a street lamp. Something that can be gathered from this image is the stature of Joan Haley and that she was on the taller side.
Subject(s): Street Lamps
Photography
Woman
Unknown
Title: Photograph of Joan Haley at lamppost.
Name(s): Unknown, creator
St. Pete Beach Public Library, contributor
Physical Form: Photograph
Extent: 3 x 5 in.
Physical description: TIFF; 600 dpi; 1984 x 2488 pixels; RGB; 14.1 MB; no compression
Abstract/Description: Joan Haley was a journalist and socialite who retired to Pass-a-Grille in the 1950s. She purchased the dilapidated Pass-a-Grille Community Church building, which was at risk of being torn down following the relocation of the congregation. Upon her death, she left the structure to Pinellas County; the building is now home to the Gulf Beaches Historical Museum. In this image, we see Joan replacing a street lamp. Something that can be gathered from this image is the stature of Joan Haley and that she was on the taller side.
Identifier(s): Migrated From: 1p15989coll10/id/255 (uri)
Subject(s): Street Lamps
Photography
Woman
Unknown
Restrictions on Access: This image is available for scholarly and research use only. Ownership is retained by the Gulf Beaches Historical Museum. Permission for use must be given by the owner.
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