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| Clipping, recto: [Text] Does George Know W. Flagler St.! [by George Wolpert, November 1983] [Photographic Illustration] |
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| Clipping, p. 1: "1982: A year of politics, police, people [Neighbors News, The Miami Herald, December 30, 1982] |
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| Clipping, p. 3: [Text] Images '82 Pictures of the Year Centerspread, Year in review Page 3] [Photographic Illustrations] |
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| Clipping, p. 4: [Text] Map shows how close existing police stations are to Sunny Isles. [Illustration] |
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| Clipping, p. 6: [Text] When new students registered at Nautilus Junior HIgh this year, Astra Schwartz, left, and Brenda Chemtov made sure everyone knew how they felt about each other. [Photographic Illustration] |
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| Clipping, p. 7: [Photographic Illustrations] |
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| Clipping, p. 8 [Photographic Illustration of a violinist] |
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| Clipping, p. 1: [Text] Neighbors News, The Miami Herald, November 3 1985 [Photographic Illustration of Seth Bramson] |
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| Clipping, p. 2: [Text] One wall of Ruth Regina's salon is covered with pictures of stars she has groomed. [Photographic Illustration] |
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| Clipping, p. 3: [Text] Seth Bramson has the largest private collection of Miami Beach memorabilia. [Photographic Illustration] |
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| Clipping, p. 4: [Text] This postrcard from World War II shows servicemen marching with the the hotels in the background. ; This photograph from the last '20s shows Carl Fisher's elephant Rosie with a flapper in front of the Boulevard Hotel. [Photographic Illustrations] |
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| Clipping, p. 5: [Text] Pictures of the past: Collection shows special scenes of a Miami Beach that has vanished |
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| Clipping, recto: news that made headlines a year ago [Sun Reporter, January 15-16, 1983] [Text] An exhibitor in the 1982 Miami International Boat Show washes down a vessel that was being moved into the newly opened South Shore marina. [Photographic Illustration] |
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| Clipping, recto: [Text] "Historians capture Beach on video: Tape is seen as the first in a series" [article by Irene Lacher regarding Michelle Stout, Miami Herald, August 17, 1986] [Photographic Illustration] |
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| Clipping, recto: [Text] "Workers find anti-Semitic sign of the past" [Article by Donna Wares regarding the Clay Hotel (built 1922), The Miami Herald, July 14, 1985] [Photographic Illustration] |
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| Photocopy, p. 1: [Text] "Designs by the Sea: Small hotels of the streamlined age symbolize the resort's rebirth" [by Mark J. Kurlansky regarding the Carlyle Hotel, The Philadelphia Traveler, March 16, 1986] [Photographic Illustration] |
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| Clipping, recto: [Text] "At Patsy's Place, there was always a party going on: Glory Days: Remembering the Beach's Heyday" [Article by Irene Lacher regarding Patsy Abbott, Neighbors News, The Miami Herald, October 6, 1985] [Photographic Illustration] |
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| Clipping, recto: "An Institution on Miami Beach" [Article in the Sun Reporter regarding the Miami Beach Federal building at Lincoln Road and Washington Avenue, August 26, 1985] [Photographic Illustration] |
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| Clipping, recto: [Text] "Tuttle statue scores with a pioneer Pioneer" [Article by Howard Kleinberg regarding Leonore DesRochers McLean, The Miami News, July 30, 1985] [Photographic Illustration] |
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| Clipping, p. 1 recto: [Text] "Julia Tuttle -- The 'Mother of Miami'" [Article in the Sun Reporter, August, 26, 1985] |
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| Clipping, p. 3 recto: [Text] This was Lincoln Road looking East to the ocean in the winter of 1929. In the left center is the new Roney Plaza Hotel. In the center is the Municipal Golf Course Carl Fisher deeded to the city. Today it is known as the Par 3. [Photographic Illustration] |
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| Clipping, recto: "Action Line" [Article regarding the Miami Transit Co., The Miami Herald, June 1, 1982] |
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| Clipping, recto: "Action Line" [Article regarding Minsky's Pier/Minsky's Burlesque Music Hall, The Miami Herald, August 30, 1982] |
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| Clipping, recto: "Action Line" [Article regarding John Stiles Collins, The Miami Herald, 1985] |
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