Who could have imagined that a simple citrus grower would be the catalyst for a city’s birth? Yet, that’s exactly how Miami’s story began. Before the dazzling Art Deco and pulsating nightlife, there was Julia Tuttle, a woman with a vision. She saw the potential for a metropolis in the tangle of mangroves and persuaded railroad tycoon Henry Flagler to extend his tracks to this sun-drenched corner of Florida. And so, in 1896, Miami was born. Today, as you stand before ArtSpace CityLoftArt, soak in the energy of this city built on dreams. From a humble settlement of 300 souls, Miami has blossomed into a global hub, its skyline a testament to ambition and innovation. As you explore ArtSpace CityLoftArt, remember the pioneering spirit of Julia Tuttle – a spirit that continues to infuse every corner of this vibrant, ever-evolving city.
Glenn Hubert Library
What secrets lie hidden within the walls of a university library? Right here in North Miami, the Glenn Hubert Library