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Please help SUPPORT the show when you BUY ME A COFFEEDiscussed in this episode: Key Biscayne Lighthouse     The Cooley MassacreWhen Americans celebrate the Declaration of Independence every Fourth …

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Please help SUPPORT the show when you BUY ME A COFFEEDiscussed in this episode: Key Biscayne Lighthouse     The Cooley MassacreWhen Americans celebrate the Declaration of Independence every Fourth of July, images of Philadelphia, the Founding Fathers, and the American Revolution immediately come to mind. But what was happening in South Florida on July 4, 1776?The answer is fascinating.At the time America declared its independence, Florida remained a British colony, and what is now Miami was one of the most isolated frontiers in North America. There were no cities, no highways, no beaches li…

BUY ME A COFFEE and Help Support the Show. Thank youIn this episode, I explore the life and Legacy of Florida businessman James Neville McArthur, the founding father of the never-to-be-forgotten McArt…

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BUY ME A COFFEE and Help Support the Show. Thank youIn this episode, I explore the life and legacy of Florida businessman James Neville McArthur, the founding father of the never-to-be-forgotten McArthur Dairy but who was also a major contibutor to the cultural and educational Growth of all of South Florida. Heck, they even named a high school aafter him. Guess which one. Join me on this TALK DOWN MEMORY LANE as we recall one of the pioneers of South Florida #SouthFloridaHistory #FloridaHistory #McArthurDairy #JamesNevilleMcArthur #MiamiHistory #FortLauderdale #HollywoodFL #PlantationFL #Old…

Long before Miami became one of the world's most famous cities, it was a remote frontier settlement along the Miami River. In this episode of Tales From South Florida, we explore the lives of Wil…

Long before Miami be…

Long before Miami became one of the world's most famous cities, it was a remote frontier settlement along the Miami River. In this episode of Tales From South Florida, we explore the lives of William and Mary Brickell, their friendship with Julia Tuttle, their partnership with Henry Flagler, and the events that led to the founding of Miami in 1896.Discover what Miami was called before incorporation, how the Great Freeze helped change Florida's future, and why the Brickell name remains one of the most recognized names in South Florida today.Your kind support helps to keep the stories …

In this episode of *Tales From South Florida*, we explore one of the deadliest natural disasters in American history — the devastating 1928 Lake Okeechobee Hurricane.Discover what South Florida was …

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In this episode of *Tales From South Florida*, we explore one of the deadliest natural disasters in American history — the devastating 1928 Lake Okeechobee Hurricane.Discover what South Florida was like during the Florida land boom of the 1920s, how farming communities around Lake Okeechobee grew rapidly, and how a catastrophic hurricane changed the region forever.This episode is a powerful look at resilience, remembrance, and one of the most important events in Florida history. Please like, follow, subscribe, and share the podcast.  Want to further support Tales From South Florida? Well,…

A song honoring that big, steel barn with lousy acoustics, a leaky roof and our youthful memories all in one place; The Hollywood SportatoriumWritten by Bill Monty with vocals and music by SUNO.2.14.2…

A song honoring that…

A song honoring that big, steel barn with lousy acoustics, a leaky roof and our youthful memories all in one place; The Hollywood SportatoriumWritten by Bill Monty with vocals and music by SUNO.2.14.26Send Me a MessageSupport the showClick the Leave A Message link above to text Bill Monty...FREE!Share your Memories here: Send a voice message to TalesFromSouthFloridaVisit our website at Tales From South Florida Want to be a guest on Tales From South Florida? Send Bill Monty a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/17520056164340322cfae84a5 - Search Share your So…

Who were Julia Tuttle and Eddie Rickenbacker—and why do their names appear on two of Miami’s most traveled roadways?In this episode of Tales From South Florida, Bill Monty takes a closer look at t…

Who were Julia Tuttl…

Who were Julia Tuttle and Eddie Rickenbacker—and why do their names appear on two of Miami’s most traveled roadways?In this episode of Tales From South Florida, Bill Monty takes a closer look at two often-overlooked figures who helped shape modern Miami in very different ways.You may have driven across the Julia Tuttle Causeway on your way to Miami Beach or crossed the Rickenbacker Causeway heading toward Key Biscayne—but do you know the fascinating stories behind the names?Press that PLAY icon and I'll tell you their stories so that you can share them with others.Plus, stay until t…

Explore the fascinating world of animal species found only in Florida. From the elusive Florida panther to the tiny Key deer and rare Miami blue butterfly, this episode of Tales From South Florida tak…

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Explore the fascinating world of animal species found only in Florida. From the elusive Florida panther to the tiny Key deer and rare Miami blue butterfly, this episode of Tales From South Florida takes you on a nostalgic journey through the wild side of the Sunshine State.PLUS: stay tuned to the end for the first of our FLORIDA FUN FACTS #FloridaWildlife #SouthFlorida #Everglades #FloridaKeys #NaturePodcast #WildFlorida #FloridaPanther #KeyDeer #TakeATalkDownMemoryLane #TalesFromSouthFlorida #FloridaNature #OldFlorida #PodcastLife #EcosystemSend Me a MessageSupport the showClick the Leave A …