Name/Title
Ingram's MarketEntry/Object ID
BSH.2Description
A black and white photograph of the Gulfport Market with a sign that says "GULFPORT MARKET CASEY INGRAM. Prop." on the front of the building, which has an awning that stretches across. There are advertisements by the windows, including a signs for Coca-Cola and Foremost Milk. Bicycles lean against the building and a car is parked in the road. A woman standing in the middle of the road on the trolley tracks is holding a bag of groceries.Photograph Details
Subject
Stores, Retail--Florida--Gulfport, Automobiles--1940-1950, Grocery stores, Fashion--1940-1950Subject Person or Organization
Ingram's MarketContext
"The commercial building at 2832 Beach Boulevard was built in 1926, and the north section of it was a grocery store and meat market almost from the very beginning, but it wasn't until 1945 that Casey and Frederica Ingram took it over. They and their son maintained a business there for the the next twenty years." (Gabber Newspaper, May 27, 2010)Collection
Photograph CollectionAcquisition
Source (if not Accessioned)
UnknownInscription/Signature/Marks
Location
ReverseTranscription
48
719Language
EnglishDimensions
Height
2-3/4 inWidth
4-9/16 inUpdated By
MCUpdate Date
February 26, 2026