Miami Memories

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an empty gas station with palm trees in the background
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farm stores
a baseball card with the number 60 on it's back and numbers for each team
Florida Turnpike - collecting tolls the old fashioned way
a black and white photo of a man in front of a sign with words on it
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South Florida's own Bob Weaver (Weaver The Weatherman) ~He really DID write backwards!!
an old photo of a store with palm trees in the foreground and signage on the building
a black and white photo of cars parked in front of a publix store
Classic 1950's Publix sign at night, Miami, FL.
a black and white photo of a kiwi check food store in the 1950's
Winn-Dixie's Family Tree
Kwik Chek store | Pleasant Family Shopping
black and white photograph of people walking in an indoor mall with a baby stroller
Dadeland Mall
Dadeland Mall | Flashback Miami
an advertisement for sambo's breakfast special
Coral Gables location every Saturday for brunch!
a black and white photo of a man walking in front of a building with the words mam stadium on it
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Shows front entrance to the stadium with "Home of the Marlins - The spring training home of the Baltimore Orioles" emblazoned above. Historical note: The Miami Stadium was home to the Miami Marlins, a minor league baseball team, and other minor league teams from 1949 until 1993. It also served as the spring training home for some major league teams. Photograph date stamped: June 27, 1966.
black and white photograph of people standing in front of a royal castle store with cars parked outside
Was on Coral Way & 17th Ave!
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an old black and white photo of a motel with a bicycle parked in front of it
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an old movie theater with cars parked in front and the marquee on it
an old black and white photo of cars driving down the street with people in carts
Fort Lauderdale Beach circa 1950s
two people are walking down the sidewalk in front of a shopping center with lots of plants
The courtyard of the 163rd Street Shopping Center BEFORE it became the Mall @163rd St.
a man holding a snake in his right hand while standing next to another man with an umbrella
Bill Haast injected himself with snake venom for years in an effort to build up an immunity. He lived to be 100 in 2011, survived 172 snakebites, and donated his blood to snakebite victims.