
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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Cover: Billboard of Regal Beer which was brewed at 637 NW 13th Street in Overtown. Courtesy of Burle Gray and digitally enhanced and colorized by Casey Piket.
The Twenty First Amendment to the United States Constitution was ratified on Dec...
Composite of Lummus brothers along with an aerial of Miami Beach in 1915. James E. Lummus is on the right, and John N. Lummus is on the right. Courtesy of Casey M. Piket.
On July 9,...
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.
In 2025, the City of Coral Gables celebrated its centenni...
Cover: Bicentennial Park shortly after the dedication of the park on July 4, 1976. Courtesy of Casey M. Piket.
In 1976, as the United States celebrated its Bicentennial, South Florida marked the nation’s 200th birthday with an ambitious ci...
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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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