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The Orange Bowl Stadium: Miami’s Football Shrine
Cover: The stadium during the 1947 Orange Bowl game played on January 17, 1947. Courtesy of Museum of Miami.
Less than Two Weeks to the Webinar
For more than seventy years, the Orange Bowl Stadium was one of Miami’s most revered land...
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OTD: August 1, 1945 - Virginia Key Beach Dedicated
Article in the Miami Herald published on Thursday, August 2, 1945.
On August 1, 1945, Virginia Key Beach was officially dedicated and opened as a segregated beach for Black residents,...
Hank Tester's Miami History Vignettes
This episode features the story of veteran South Florida journalist and storyteller Hank Tester. Hank arrived in Miami in 1992, just before Hurricane Andrew devastated the region, and was immediately immersed in one of the most consequentia...
1926 South Florida Hurricane Booklet
Cover of the South Florida Hurricane Booklet.
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As South Florida approaches the centennial of the devastating 1926 hurricane, the Miami History Substack is of...
The Orange Bowl Stadium: Miami’s Football Shrine
Cover: Aerial of Roddy Burdine Stadium, aka the Orange Bowl, and Miami Field on January 17, 1947.
For more than seventy years, the Orange Bowl Stadium was one of Miami’s most revered landmarks, a place where sports, tourism, civic ambition...
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