[en] Since its inception, Fermilab's Tagged Photon Laboratory (TPL) has seen three experimental setups. The first was the Fermilab-Santa Barbara-Toronto collaboration which, after some early psi photoproduction measurements, settled into its main goal of precisely measuring the total cross sections for hadronic photoproduction on protons and nuclei. In the course of these measurements, results were also obtained for the photoproduction of rho⁰, ω and phi mesons. The second setup was the Santa Cruz experiment to measure elastic Compton scattering, and, more generally, to study final state photons, π⁰'s, eta's (in the 2γ mode), etc. Finally, and most ambitiously, the Tagged Photon Spectrometer System recently installed - and in the midst of its initial tests - will be a tool for studying the details of final states. Of these three projects, only the first has progressed to the point of physics results, so that most of this talk deals with those measurements. In addition, some recent results on vector meson electroproduction carried out on the LAME detector at Cornell are reported