The Wagner Homestead Fort Dallas in Lummus Park is the oldest known house still standing in Miami. It was built between 1855 and 1858 by William Wagner, shortly after his arrival in Miami in 1855 where he served as a storekeeper for the Army in Fort Dallas. The house was moved twice from its original location up river to its present location at Lummus Park in 1978, when construction of the Metrorail system…

The Mildred and Claude Pepper Fountain, is a large sculptural fountain that is also known as the "Slide Mantra" fountain, located in the Bayfront Park in Miami, Florida. In the 1980's renowned Japanese-American landscape architect and artist Isamu Noguchi was commisioned by the City of Miami to redesign much of Bayfront Park, a popular public space located on the Biscayne waterfront in downtown Miami. As part of this comission, Naguchi created three sculptural…

The Miami River Master Plan is seen as a long term vision for the Miami River and the surrounding communities, is expected to be implemented over the next several decades, with a phased approach. Implementation of the plan will require the cooperation and coordination of multiple stakeholders, including local government, private developers, and community organizations.

The Miami River is a vital part of our city's cultural and economic landscape, with a diverse array of businesses and communities located along its banks. The river and its tributaries continue to be a focal point for ongoing efforts to balance economic development with environmental preservation and sustainability. This image is one of many aerial panoramas tagged with GPS for easy navigation using a GUI map with informational pop-ups, text, audio, video…