Blank, Joan Gill

Key Biscayne: A History of Miami's Tropical Island and the Cape Florida Lighthouse

Sarasota, FL: Pineapple Press Inc., 1996. First Edition, First Printing.

No Flaws or Blemishes but minimal shelf handling; Still Gift Quality. 11 inches tall; 212 pages with an index; illustrated with numerous b/w photographs and a selection in color.

This richly detailed historical account narratives the development of Key Biscayne, from its early indigenous inhabitants to its modern-day significance as a tropical paradise and a vital part of Miami's history. A comprehensive exploration of both the island itself and its iconic Cape Florida Lighthouse, offering readers a deeper understanding of the area's cultural, social, and environmental evolution.

Blank’s narrative blends local history, environmental factors, and architectural preservation, highlighting Key Biscayne’s role in Miami’s growth and the Cape Florida Lighthouse’s importance in maritime safety and cultural resilience. [Adapted from Reviews]

Subjects: Key Biscayne, Cape Florida Lighthouse, Miami History, Florida’s Coastal Development, Lighthouse Preservation, Tropical Island Heritage, Local History, Maritime History.

Item #20498
ISBN: 1561641030

Price: $24.00