A note using this guide… 23 Locator keys identify sites on this map, heading NW from the conflu- P ence of the River and Bis- cayne Bay. Locator keys are in one of the following four categories: 6 9 HISTORIC SITES: Blue numbers 22 River Bridges: Blue letters Points of Interest: Green numbers

Area Businesses: Red numbers

Miami River Bridge Bascule (B); Fixed (F) Bridge (B) ...... A 19 3 Metro Mover Bridge (F) ...... B South (B) ...... C 2021 Metrorail (F) ...... D S W. . 2nd Avenue (B) ...... E O Interstate I-95 (3F) ...... F S W. . First Street (B) ...... G West (B) ...... H 18 N N W. . 5th Street (B) ...... I N W. . 12th Avenue (B) ...... J 15 S R. . 836/Dolphin Expwy . (F) ...... K N W. . 17th Avenue (B) ...... L 17 18 7 N W. . 22nd Avenue (B) ...... M 16 14 N W. . 27th Avenue (B) ...... N M N W. . South River Dr . (B) ...... O 13 Railroad (B) ...... P 13 5 Points of Interest 12 Beginning of Greenway . . . .1 16 18 L James L . Knight Convention Center . . . .2 Metro-Mover “Fifth Street” Station . . . . .3 4 K Metro-Mover “Riverwalk” Station . . . . .4 10 Metro-Rail “Brickell” Station ...... 5 15 Miami-Dade Cultural Center ...... 6 14 J 11 Stephen P . Clark Government Center . . .7 Metro-Rail “Government Center” Station . .8 14 City of Miami Administration Building . . . .9 2 Metro-Rail “Culmer” Station ...... 10 17 Greenfield Garden ...... 11 Miami RIVER BUSINESSES 13 Miami-Dade Justice Building ...... 12 10 16 1 5th STREET MARINA 5 BUNNELL Foundation, INC. DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT SIR SPEEDY OF BRICKELL 17 I Medical Center . . . .13 Printing and Marketing Services 20 Marina Marine Construction AUTHORITY 7 Metro-Rail “Civic Center” Station . . . . .14 Improving Downtown Development 1 12 12 341 NW South River Drive 1320 NW 18 Avenue 244 SW 6 Street 11 Jackson Memorial Hospital ...... 15 (305) 324-2040 (305) 545-5902 (305) 579-6675 (305) 285-1401 10 Veterans Administration Hospital . . . . .16 www.5thstmarina.com www.bunnellinc.com www.dwntwn.com www.sirspeedycolor.com 8 Miami Marlins Ballpark ...... 17 19 7 Public Boat Ramp ...... 18 15 6 11 FINNEGAN’S RIVER 17 Stadium Tower 8 H 6 ...... 19 DR. ADIBA MICHELLE ASH CAribbean ship services International Shipping Terminal Restaurant and Bar Luxury Rentals Metro-Rail “Airport” Station ...... 20 Real Estate Brokerage, Development and Financing 3630 NW North River Drive 401 SW Third Avenue (786) 517-8800 G Tri-Rail Airport Station ...... 21 (305) 285-3030 1760 N.W. 7th Street 9 8 Miami International Airport ...... 22 (305) 439-9581 (305) 633-7000 www.finnegansriver.com www.unitedpropertymgt.com 7 10 1 Salinity Dam ...... 23 [email protected] 7 CASABLANCA SEAFOOD BAR 4 2 Wood Recycling F 9 6 3 2 ANCHOR MARINE & GRILL SUZANNE HOLLANDER B Historic Marker Site . . . . . River Restaurant and Fish Market 9651 NW 89 Ave Medley 33166 Realtor C 3 A 1 Engine Sales, Repairs and Parts 11 4 The Historic Miami River ...... 1 400-404 NW North River Drive (305) 805-0033 (786) 202-0587 E 961 NW 7 Street 16 D Brickell Key ...... 2 (305) 545-6348 (305) 371-4107 Floridawoodrecycling.com [email protected] 5 Royal Palm Hotel ...... 3 www.anchormarinemiami.com 1717 North Bayshore Dr. www.hollanderrealty.com 2 ...... 4 (305) 371-4930 12 Garcia’s Seafood Grille Brickell Park ...... 5 River Restaurant and Fish Market 18 3 ANTILLEAN MARINE www.casablancaseafood.com Terrazas Flagler Workers House ...... 6 398 NW North River Drive (305) 541-6111 Jose Marti Park ...... 7 International Shipping Terminal (305) 375-0765 3038 NW North River Drive CH2MHILL 1861 NW South River Dr. Miami River Inn ...... 8 Full Service Engineering, www.garciasseafoodgrill.com www.terrazasapts.com 5 J W. . Warner Place ...... 9 (305) 633-6361 Construction & Operations www.antillean.com Wagner Homestead ...... 10 (305) 443-6401 13 Hurricane Cove 19 Tow Boat US ...... 11 www.ch2m.com Marina & Boatyard 24-Hour Marine Services Scottish Rite Temple ...... 12 Appelrouth • Farah & Co., P.A. (305) 324-8004 (305) 358-1486 Point Park ...... 13 Certified Public Accountants 8 Claro 1884 NW North River Dr. [email protected] Spring Garden ...... 14 999 Ponce de Leon Blvd. #625 Property Development Miami 33125 www.towboatusmiami.com Hindu Temple ...... 15 Coral Gables 33134 (305)-324-4700 [email protected] Coppinger’s Indian Village ...... 16 305-448-AFCO 19 NW South River Dr. Musa Isle ...... 17 water management www.appelrouth.com www.clarocorp.com 14 Miami River Rapids ...... 18 MIAMI RIVER COMMISSION technologies 1407 NW 7 Street, Suite D Scavenger 2000 De-Pollution Vessel 4 monica Betancourt 9 Doris J. Parham, PA (305) 644-0544 (954) 668-6937 Realtor EWM International Realty Broker Assoc. Coldwell Banker RE www.miamirivercommission.org www.scavenger2000.com 550 S. Dixie Highway (305) 254-7289 Coral Gables 33146•(305) 632-7248 3464 NW North River Dr. 15 P & L TOWING 20 Water Taxi MIAMI www.monicabetancourt.com www.dorisproperties.com Marine Towing, Ship Assist & Bayside Marina Existing Riverwalk Agency Services (305) 600-2511 Proposed Riverwalk 1883 NW 7 Street, Suite 5 www.watertaximiami.com Existing On-Road Greenway Mega yacht navigating the (305) 644-3034 Proposed On-Road Greenway dredged Miami River's www.pandltowing.com federal navigable channel after being serviced.

Archaelogical Zone a historic site. historic a Zone Archaelogical nated Lummus Park Historic District. District. Historic Park Lummus nated hor pioneer, whose homestead included included homestead whose pioneer, Workers House a historic site in 1983. in site historic a House Workers ticulturalist who came to Miami Miami to came who ticulturalist ids ids ap R r Rive

In 1990 The City Commission designated the the designated Commission City The 1990 In - desig the within property this included recently Miami arn. Te iy Commis City The taurant.” was Miami’s first major tourist accommodation. tourist major first Miami’s was Henry Coppinger, Sr., a noted noted a Sr., Coppinger, Henry was built by William Wagner, an 1855 1855 an Wagner, William by built was sion designated the Flagler Flagler the designated sion i i am Mi

The mill was abandoned in the Third Seminole War. Seminole Third the in abandoned was mill The Miami Scottish Rite Temple Association. The City of of City The Association. Temple Rite Scottish Miami - Res Seafood “Bijan’s houses it where River Miami the on The luxurious hotel hotel luxurious The on land bought in 1911 by by 1911 in bought land on county’s oldest standing house. It It house. standing oldest county’s

selling “Ferguson’s Florida Arrow Root” throughout the U.S. U.S. the throughout Root” Arrow Florida “Ferguson’s selling a ziggurat roof. The original and present owner is the the is owner present and original The roof. ziggurat a in downtown Miami. It has been moved to Fort Dallas Park Park Dallas Fort to moved been has It Miami. downtown in the Royal Palm Hotel. Hotel. Palm Royal the an Village. It opened in 1917 1917 in opened It Village. an This pre-1858 structure is the the is structure pre-1858 This

mill employed 25 people and one year earned $24,000 $24,000 earned year one and people 25 employed mill such as two-headed eagles and and eagles two-headed as such one remaining is the only structure of its age, size and type type and size age, its of structure only the is remaining one Hotel Company, built built Company, Hotel - Indi Seminole and Farm gator

stream with remnants just east of the park. The water driven driven water The park. the of east just remnants with stream Art Deco abstraction in elements elements in abstraction Deco Art in 1897 from native pine with a gabled, shingled roof. The The roof. shingled gabled, a with pine native from 1897 in and Florida East Coast Coast East Florida and - Alli Gardens, Tropical pinger’s 10 ...... D A ESTE M HO R GNE A W

Jefferson Ferguson operated a coontie starch mill over a a over mill starch coontie a operated Ferguson Jefferson combining classical detail with with detail classical combining “Royal Palm Cottage”, was constructed constructed was Cottage”, Palm “Royal East Coast Railroad Railroad Coast East - Cop was village Indian commercial first Florida’s

In the 1840s, George Washington Ferguson and Thomas Thomas and Ferguson Washington George 1840s, the In inspired temple is noteworthy for for noteworthy is temple inspired the City Commission designated it a historic site in 1983. in site historic a it designated Commission City the Avenues. This frame vernacular style style vernacular frame This Avenues. gler, owner of Florida Florida of owner gler,

north fork, which continues a short distance to the west. the to distance short a continues which fork, north firm. The Art Deco, Egyptian Egyptian Deco, Art The firm. Dept. of Interior’s National Register of Historic Places and and Places Historic of Register National Interior’s of Dept. 2nd Street, between SE 1st and 2nd 2nd and 1st SE between Street, 2nd - Fla Henry 1896 In 16 ...... ge lla i V n a ndi I ’s r inge pp Co

canal begins at NW 24th Avenue near the end of the river’s river’s the of end the near Avenue 24th NW at begins canal and Elliot, an important Miami Miami important an Elliot, and restored in the late 1970’s. The Warner Place is on the the on is Place Warner The 1970’s. late the in restored houses along what is now SE 1st and and 1st SE now is what along houses

ing of the Miami Canal drainage project. The man-made man-made The project. drainage Canal Miami the of ing and built by architects Kiehnel Kiehnel architects by built and The residence is on the National Register of Historic Buildings. Historic of Register National the on is residence The toric home. The Warner house was was house Warner The home. toric employment by constructing 30 similar similar 30 constructing by employment 3 ...... l ote H alm P al Roy

- open with 1912 in ceased rapids This 1922 building was designed designed was building 1922 This develop a palatial residence in the style of the Hindu Temple set. set. Temple Hindu the of style the in residence palatial a develop - his the of floor first the on was ral”, the hotel was built, he offered ongoing ongoing offered he built, was hotel the

down a 6 foot natural ridge. The The ridge. natural foot 6 a down

publicly-accessible Miami River Greenway. River Miami publicly-accessible ger (famous Miami architect who designed the City Hospital) to to Hospital) City the designed who architect Miami (famous ger - Flo “Miami Miami, in florist first The Hotel and other developments. When When developments. other and Hotel

the park. Everglades water spilled spilled water Everglades park. the the five star Mandarin Oriental Hotel, surrounded by the the by surrounded Hotel, Oriental Mandarin star five the - Gei August hired subdivision, Garden designed to withstand hurricanes. hurricanes. withstand to designed to build the railroad, the Royal Palm Palm Royal the railroad, the build to 12 ...... e mpl e T Rite ottish Sc

began with river rapids just south of of south just rapids river with began has several residential buildings, retail, office space, and and space, office retail, buildings, residential several has John Seybold, the owner of the Spring Spring the of owner the Seybold, John between 1906-1912, which was was which 1906-1912, between arrived in the late 1800s 1800s late the in arrived Flagler Henry

Commission designated Fort Dallas a historic site in 1984. in site historic a Dallas Fort designated Commission The north fork of the Miami River River Miami the of fork north The and Claughton Island. Today the beautiful Brickell Key Key Brickell beautiful the Today Island. Claughton and removed after the filming completed, completed, filming the after removed built this home home this built r ne War . .w j

displayed in scheduled historical re-enactments. The City City The re-enactments. historical scheduled in displayed used to fill portions of the river’s shore, brickell point, point, brickell shore, river’s the of portions fill to used When the the When movie set was was set movie e mpl e T indu H 6 ...... ouse H s r ke r o W r e l g Fla

Fort Dallas and the Wagner Homestead are prominently prominently are Homestead Wagner the and Dallas Fort between 1912-1914 the sediment was dredged and and dredged was sediment the 1912-1914 between picture was filmed in Spring Garden. Garden. Spring in filmed was picture 18 ...... ids ap R r Rive i am Mi 9 9 ...... E PLAC r ne War . .w j

Lummus Park. Park. Lummus large commercial vessels in the lower Miami River, so so River, Miami lower the in vessels commercial large Tequestan burial ground in Brickell Park. Brickell in ground burial Tequestan In 1919 “The Jungle Trail” motion motion Trail” Jungle “The 1919 In

agreement with the city, it was disassembled and re-built in in re-built and disassembled was it city, the with agreement Seminole cultures Seminole . levels there dropped. The sediment blocked entry of of entry blocked sediment The dropped. there levels the City Commission in 1987. in Commission City the archeological survey discovered the remains of the the of remains the discovered survey archeological

to destroy the building in 1925 rallied the community. By By community. the rallied 1925 in building the destroy to cessful operations that helped preserve Miccosukee and and Miccosukee preserve helped that operations cessful from the Everglades lasted three weeks, as the water water the as weeks, three lasted Everglades the from and was designated a historic site by by site historic a designated was and trading post in Miami. In 2000 an an 2000 In Miami. in post trading 15 ...... e mpl e T indu H

the County courthouse, post office and a tea room. A plan plan A room. tea a and office post courthouse, County the - suc the of one as 1964 until operated Isle Musa featured. Miami Canal opened in 1912, a massive flow of water water of flow massive a 1912, in opened Canal Miami the National Register of Historic Places Places Historic of Register National the on this location, and owned the first first the owned and location, this on

Subsequent uses of the building were a trading post, post, trading a were building the of uses Subsequent craftwork, alligator wrestling, tropical plants and a zoo were were zoo a and plants tropical wrestling, alligator craftwork, project was the creation of the Miami Canal. When the the When Canal. Miami the of creation the was project 1980’s. The active Miami River Inn is on on is Inn River Miami active The 1980’s. historic neighborhood by the City Commission in 1997. in Commission City the by neighborhood historic home a had family Brickell the 1871

on the site in preparation for the 3rd Seminole War. Seminole 3rd the for preparation in site the on

A Seminole village was added in 1919. A trading post, post, trading A 1919. in added was village Seminole A State's Everglades drainage project. A portion of the the of portion A project. drainage Everglades State's restored the historic Inn in the late late the in Inn historic the restored lawyers and businessmen. Spring Garden was designated a a designated was Garden Spring businessmen. and lawyers In Brickell. Mary founders, Miami’s of

1849 California gold rush, the Army reopened “Fort Dallas” Dallas” “Fort reopened Army the rush, gold California 1849 Everglades. the view to tourists enabled tower wooden oga, im bkr on ebl, n seve and Seybold, John baker Miami Douglas, ward commenced the the commenced ward in 1906. The current owner, Sallye Jude, Jude, Sallye owner, current The 1906. in rs, rs, one after named is a docto ral k ar P ll ke c i r B

After English left for the the for left English After mouth to the rapids where the river began. A 1907 1907 A began. river the where rapids the to mouth Stoneman as well as his daughter Marjorie Stoneman Stoneman Marjorie daughter his as well as Stoneman - Bro B. Napoleon nor was constructed constructed was The nn nn I r Rive i am Mi

quarried at that site. site. that at quarried on a paddlewheel boat running 4.5 miles from the the from miles 4.5 running boat paddlewheel a on - Gover Florida when als. Its early residents included Miami Herald editor Frank Frank editor Herald Miami included residents early Its als. 5 ...... k ar P ll ke c i r B

built from oolitic limestone limestone oolitic from built for banana. It was the last stop of a 50¢ “jungle cruise” cruise” “jungle 50¢ a of stop last the was It banana. for - profession and artists of collection eclectic an to home is 1909 in made was 8 ...... nn I r Rive i am Mi

the Miami River’s mouth. It is is It mouth. River’s Miami the after the botanical name name botanical the after publicly-accessible riverwalk. publicly-accessible was formed as a subdivision in 1919. It It 1919. in subdivision a as formed was , e l s I den Gar ing Spr nd la s I ughton la C

business operated as as operated business located on the north bank of of bank north the on located the site's seawall and in 2011 finished contstruction of the the of contstruction finished 2011 in and seawall site's the Independence hero and poet. and hero Independence previously known as as known previously a Mus

the area’s first mail order fruit fruit order mail first area’s the William English plantation plantation English William became became town Development Authority completed replacement of of replacement completed Authority Development town in 1984, named after a Cuban Cuban a after named 1984, in 14 ...... den Gar ing Spr k ar P ti ar M ose J ey, K ll ke c i r B

fruit grove here in 1896. Later, Later, 1896. in here grove fruit was built in 1844 as slave quarters in the the in quarters slave as 1844 in built was refugees who fled Cuba during the Mariel boat lift. The site site The lift. boat Mariel the during Cuba fled who refugees

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Otis Richardson established a a established Richardson Otis location was known as “tent city”, housing Cuban political political Cuban housing city”, “tent as known was location medium density (R3) residential to Parks and Recreation. and Parks to residential (R3) density medium Navigation District, Florida South District, Navigation 2 ...... key ll ke c i r B

ens of similar camps existed along the river. In 1980 the the 1980 In river. the along existed camps similar of ens tor Joe's. The City of Miami rezoned this historic site from from site historic this rezoned Miami of City The Joe's. tor The State of Florida, Florida Inland Inland Florida Florida, of State The 11 ...... s r te ar qu ve la s ish l eng am i ll i W / s Dalla t r o F

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nated the Wagner Homestead a historic site in 1984. in site historic a Homestead Wagner the nated 1982 recovered pottery shards, shell tools, projectile projectile tools, shell shards, pottery recovered 1982 Miami River’s mouth was a Tequestan Tequestan a was mouth River’s Miami all were etc. post, trading attraction, tourist hotel, B.C.), Miami River Greenway. Miami's first tourists would take take would tourists first Miami's Greenway. River Miami

the Seminoles. the - desig Commission City The restoration. and relocation took 1900s. Excavations in in Excavations 1900s. construction. The south bank of the the of bank south The construction. (1500 inhabitants first Miami’s river. the from nated is the newest park on the the on park newest the is k ar P

Henry, Jr. learned to wrestle alligators and taught this skill to to skill this taught and alligators wrestle to learned Jr. Henry, - under who group preservation private a Trust, Heritage Dade Today, Today, fill dredged in the early early the in dredged fill - ema which water” “sweet for term Indian Tequestan residential buildings were planned for for planned were buildings residential den Point Point den Gar ing Spr

provide income, food and medical attention for the Indians. Indians. the for attention medical and food income, provide Development in the 1920s prompted its donation to the the to donation its prompted 1920s the in Development location between 1895-1915. 1895-1915. between location preserved beneath river river beneath preserved a is “Miami” word The water. drinking of source main logical survey of the site when two two when site the of survey logical

chickees were added and the area opened to tourists to to tourists to opened area the and added were chickees and wood-shingled example of mid-19th century shelters. shelters. century mid-19th of example wood-shingled and tourist attraction, occupied this this occupied attraction, tourist camp, circa 400 A.D., A.D., 400 circa camp, - archeo mandatory a during discovered City’s the was River Miami the 1910 Until Miami. of

Indians camping on the grounds were allowed to stay. More More stay. to allowed were grounds the on camping Indians The Dade County pine house is a hand-hewn, peg fastened fastened peg hand-hewn, a is house pine County Dade The Alligator Joe’s, an original original an Joe’s, Alligator The site was an Indian Indian an was site The was circle stone year-old 2,000 A City the of birth the to central was r Rive i am Mi he T

son, he developed the gardens as a botanical showcase. showcase. botanical a as gardens the developed he son, 1892. in down

to plant the grounds of Flagler’s Royal Palm Hotel. With his his With Hotel. Palm Royal Flagler’s of grounds the plant to burned which church, wooden small Miami’s and mill coontie a 13 13 ...... k ar P Point 7 ...... k ar P ti ar M jose 4 ...... e rcl Ci i am Mi 1 ...... r Rive i am Mi c i r isto H he T

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