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: October 1 - 8
OTD: October 2, 1885 - Congresswoman and Ambassador Ruth Bryan Owen was Born
Portrait of Congresswoman Ruth Bryan Owen in 1930. Courtesy of Nebraska State Historical Society.
On October 2, 1885, Florida’s first female representative i...
Glenn Miller Story Movie Premiere in 1954
The world premiere of the Glenn Miller Story movie which took place over several days at several South Florida theaters beginning on Saturday, January 16, 1954.
This photograph captures the scene along Flagler Street on the night of the wo...
Week in History: September 24 - 30
OTD: September 27, 1963 - Demolition of Downtown FEC Station
On September 27, 1963, demolition of Miami's downtown Florida East Coast Railway Station began. The station opened in 1912 and was the second permanent railway station in dow...
Florida - A History in Pictures co-Author Jeff Davies
Cover: Cassius Clay bus used in the movie ‘The Greatest’. Courtesy of Jeff Davies.
This podcast episode features an interview with Jeff Davies, co-author and social media co-administrator for a book and Facebook page titled “Florida – A Hi...
1926 Hurricane Centennial Remembrance
Cover: The view looking north on Biscayne Boulevard on September 19, 1926. Courtesy of State of Florida Archives.
For those who lived through it, the Great Miami Hurricane of 1926 was the big one. In the early morning hours of Saturday, Se...
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