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Week in History: October 25 - 31
OTD: October 25, 1924 - Miami pioneer James Ingraham Died in Atlanta
James Ingraham and the building that was named for home on SE Second Avenue. Courtesy of Florida State Archives.
On October 25, 1924, Miami pioneer James Ingraham di...
Miami Streets Named in 1920
How Josiah Chaille's 1920 proposal transformed Miami's street names and established the grid system that continues to define the city's streets and avenues today.
Before Miami City Councilman Josiah Chaille introduced his plan to reorganiz...
Week in History: October 17 - 24
OTD: October 17, 1926 - Mareldean Hotel Opened
The Mareldean Hotel on December 12, 1973. Courtesy of Casey M. Piket
On October 17, 1926, the Mareldean Hotel and Rooming House opened at 44 SW Eleventh Street in the Brickell neighborhoo...
Historic Brickell Neighborhood Walking Tour
This guided historical walking tour begins at the Dade Heritage Trust headquarters at 190 SE Twelfth Terrace, originally the surgical office of Miami pioneer physician Dr. James Jackson. Relocated from downtown Miami to Brickell in 1916, th...
Week in History: October 9 - 16
OTD: October 11, 1887 - Barefoot Mailman Missing
Artist Rendition of Barefoot Mailman
On October 11, 1887, the clothing and mail pouch of James Hamilton was found on on his mail route without any trace of his body. James was the baref...
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I am a fifth 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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