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"Carl Fisher bought John Collin's North Beach Casino, located at Twenty-third Street in what was considered the northern end of the beach at the time. He refurbished the casino and renamed it the Roman Pools. A Dutch windmill was built to pump salt water into two large swimming pools where diving and swimming exhibitions drew large crowds." -- From "Miami Beach in Vintage Postcards", by Patricia Kennedy, 2000.

Title
Miami Beach Casino swimming pool, Fla.
Variant Title
Bardell fototone miniatures, 20 views
Date
1923
Publisher
San Francisco : J.C. Bardell
System Control No.
FI11101029_00001
Other Identifiers
local: FI11101029
Subject
Casinos--Florida--Miami
Subject (Geographic)
Carl Fisher Casino (Miami Beach, Fla.)
Coordinates
25.797823,-80.12628
Type
Image
Language
English
Owning Institution
Florida International University
Note
1 postcard, color in gray, postally unused; caption on recto: "Miami Beach Casino Swimming Pool, Fla."
"The Pancoasts built the Miami Beach Casino during 1912 and 1913 on the ocean at 23rd Street." From: "Forty Years of Miami Beach" by Ruby Leach Carson
Florida International University
Standard Rights Statement
No Copyright – United States (http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/)
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