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B. Mullikin, who styled himself \"The Mullikin Man,\" was first active in Fort Lauderdale around 1914. Hailing from South Carolina, Mullikin purchased the Sooy photography business in Fort Lauderdale and set about making a living by crafting portraits. By 1916, the portraitist was advertising with his downstairs neighbor, a fledgling newspaper called Fort Lauderdale Sentinel. Mullikin left Fort Lauderdale in 1921 for a two-year hiatus to California. Upon his return in 1923, Mullikin resumed his photography business and dabbled in the real estate business during Florida's boom years. He died in 1940.","The William V. B. Mullikin glass negatives were donated by Edith Washburn Lewis (1889-1984), who acquired a small cardboard suitcase containing the boxed negatives. Mrs. Lewis was a friend of the founder of the Broward County Historical Commission, Judge Clayton Nance. Originally from Salina, Kansas, she moved to Fort Lauderdale in 1913 and worked at the H.G. 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