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Listen: The Latin ProgramView showing a blacksmith giving a demonstration during the Florida Strawberry Festival in Plant City, Florida.
Image Number
Photographer
Date
Rights
Collection
Series 1047 ; Box 10
Geographic Term
Subject Term
Fruit trade--Florida--Plant City
Produce trade--Florida--Plant City
Food industry and trade--Florida--Plant City
Tourism--Florida--Plant City
Service industries--Florida--Plant City
Metal craft
Craft
Occupational groups--Florida--Plant City
Community rites--Florida--Plant City
Rites--Florida--Plant City
Practices
Festivals, Events and Conferences
Demonstrations (Presentation events)
Celebrations
Manners and customs
Festivals--Florida--Plant City
Harvest festivals--Florida--Plant City
Food festivals--Florida--Plant City
Material culture--Florida--Plant City
Handicraft
Metal-work
Iron and steel workers--Florida--Plant City
Blacksmiths--Florida--Plant City
Ironwork
Blacksmithing
Strawberry industry--Florida--Plant City
Additional Creator
Additional Creator
Physical Description
General Note
The Florida Strawberry Festival began in 1930 when members of the newly organized Plant City Lions Club conceived the idea of an event to celebrate the bountiful harvest of strawberries. In 1948, the American Legion Post #26 helped get the Florida Strawberry Festival reactivated following a six-year hiatus during and immediately following World War II.
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