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Review

Museum of Miami

5 out of 5 stars
  • Things to do
  • Downtown
  • Recommended
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Time Out says

It’s young, but South Florida does have a past and a lively one at that. Tracing the history of the region, from early Indians to rafting Cubans, the Museum of Miami (formerly HistoryMiami) succeeds in educating while entertaining. The exhibits on the wreckers of Key West and Henry Flagler both merit an extended look, as does the section on photographer Ralph Middleton Munroe.

Details

Address
101 W Flagler St
Miami
Cross street:
at NW 1st Ave
Transport:
Metromover Government Center
Price:
Admission $8; $5–$7 reductions; under 6 free
Opening hours:
Thu–Sat 10am–4pm; Sun noon–4pm
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What’s on

Caught in the Eye: Remembering the 1926 Hurricane

Museum of Miami inaugurates a new exhibition that looks back 100 years to the infamous 1926 hurricane. Rare video footage, newspaper articles, survivor stories, and 100 hand-picked photographs express the devastation as one of the first hurricanes ever captured on camera, as well as the storm’s lasting impact on Miami today. Caught in the Eye: Remembering the 1926 Hurricane opens on Friday, September 18, the same day that the hurricane made landfall 100 years ago.
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