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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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Cover: The Colonnade Building and trolley cars, colored in coral pink, in Coral Gables, 1927. Courtesy of Coral Gables Museum and colorized by Casey Piket.

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Coral Gables: The Story Behind The City Beautiful

Cover: Doc Dammers, the future first mayor of Coral Gables, conducting an auction to sell real estate in the City Beautiful in 1921. Courtesy of FIU and colorized by Casey M. Piket.

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Miami Bicentennial Celebration in 1976

Cover: Bicentennial Park shortly after the dedication of the park on July 4, 1976. Courtesy of Casey M. Piket.

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