Sharing the stories of the historic figures, events, and places that have shaped the Magic City into a vibrant and fascinating municipality.
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Week in History: June 01 - 08
OTD: June 2, 1926 - St. Patrick’s Church on Miami Beach First Mass in Polo Stable
St. Patrick’s Church at 3716 Garden Avenue on March 19, 1933. Courtesy of Florida State Archives.
On June 2, 1926, the first mass for Saint Patrick’s Ca...
Miami's First Lawman Dismissed in 1899
The story of the tenure of Young F. Gray, the first man to be elected marshal during the incorporation proceedings of July 28, 1896.
When Young F. Gray arrived in Miami in 1896, his specialized skills were immediately put to work. A traine...
Week in History: May 25 - 31
OTD: May 25, 1912 - Ocean Beach Realty Company Formed
Founders and employees of Ocean Beach Realty Company in front of their building on Ocean Drive Drive on March 17, 1913.
On May 25, 1912, several prominent Miami pioneers formed the...
Week in History: May 17 - 24
OTD: May 17, 1980 - Miami Dade Police Officers Acquitted for Murder
Front page of the Miami Herald on May 18, 1980, reporting the verdict.
On May 17, 1980, five Dade County policemen were acquitted of beating a black man, Arthur McDuf...
City of Opa-locka Centennial
Figure 1: Opa-locka City Hall. Courtesy of Alamy Archives.
This podcast episode explores the history of the Opa-locka, which celebrates the 100th anniversary of its incorporation on May 14, 1926. Founded by aviation pioneer Glenn Curtiss,...
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I am a fourth generation South Florida resident who is passionate about local history. I research, write, podcast, and produce videos on Miami's vibrant and fascinating history.
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