Miami In the Tropical Zone of Florida
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Material Information

Title:
Miami In the Tropical Zone of Florida
Donor:
Hugo Moro, in memory of Jules Stapleton Lusson.
Publication Date:
Language:
English
Physical Description:
Undetermined

Subjects

Subjects / Keywords:
Travel -- Guidebooks
United States -- Florida -- Miami Beach
Genre:
Flier
Spatial Coverage:
United States--Florida--Miami
Coordinates:
25.7616798 x -80.1917902

Notes

General Note:
Flier reads: All good roads lead to Miami. Miami in the tropical zone of Florida where winter is turned to summer. Population increase 440% watch us grow 100,000 by 1925. Biscayne Bay, Miami’s beautiful waterfront, is one of the world’s most famous protected harbors; by day the most subtle shades of green and blue; by night the mellow tropical moon bathes it in a flood of silver radiance. This aquatic jewel has a diversified colorful setting: the dark green of royal palms and coconut trees along the shore; the dense mangrove jungle of the fringing keys; the gorgeous reds of hibiscus, poinsettia and royal poinciana; the multi-hued oleander; the purple bougainvillea, and the yellow allamanda. Its clear waters bear cargoes to many domestic and foreign ports; picturesque sailboats and high-powered speed boats skim its waves; palatial yachts find it a safe anchorage; and sea planes wing their way from its surface to foreign countries.

Record Information

Source Institution:
City of Miami Beach
Holding Location:
City of Miami Beach
Rights Management:
http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/
Resource Identifier:
MB 3019_2, MB 3019
MB17072516