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Snow-Reed Swing Bridge

The Snow-Reed Swing Bridge is one of the oldest bridges in the Fort Lauderdale area, and one of the few remaining swing bridges in Florida. Located between the 300 and 500 block of Southwest 11th (Palm) Avenue in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, the bridge connects the neighborhoods of Sailboat Bend and Riverside Park. In 1989 it was officially renamed and designated a historic landmark . Before A wood bridge supported by a single piling used to cross at SW 9th Avenue. In 1916, the old Andrews Avenue swing bridge was moved to cross at 11th Avenue. Locals along the North Fork requested the bridge. This was replaced in 1924 by a new swing bridge, which is still in place. History The bridge was constructed from 1924 to 1925. The process of ordering and building the bridge spanned the terms of two different Fort Lauderdale mayors, E.G. Snow and Will J. Reed. Known simply as the old Southwest 11th Avenue bridge it was renamed for these two mayors in 1989. There is a plaque mounted on the NW bridge abutment wall, which reads: City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida Officers 1924 R.G. Snow, Mayor Councilmen: Frank Stranahan, Chairman Geo. Young, R.E. Dye, J.A. Warren Officers 1925 Will J. Reed, Mayor ... Jasper Lawson, Clerk H.C. Davis, Engineer Erected 1924-25 by The Champion Bridge Company, Wilmington Ohio The Champion Bridge Company was a well-known builder of truss bridges. The bridge is a truss bridge with an approximately 100-foot span. To open the bridge for marine vessels, an electric motor drives a pinion gear which engages a ring gear in the base of the bridge. If the electric motor is not working, the bridge can also be opened manually using a large wrench (approx. 8' DEEP socket with an 8' long handle). The bridge was originally designed only to be operated manually, a gasoline motor was installed in 1930. The electric motor was installed in 1954 but was not operational during the 1955 mayoral campaign when incumbent Mal Carlisle took credit for electrifying the bridge. This blunder cost Carlisle the election. The Snow-Reed Swing Bridge was designated a Historical Landmark in 1989 by the Fort Lauderdale Historic Preservation Board. In the 1990s because of cross river crime, some residents sought to remove the bridge. The proposal to close the bridge met substantial opposition from neighborhood residents and local preservationists. It is the oldest bridge in the city of Fort Lauderdale and as of 2005 was one of only ten swing bridges remaining in Florida. Renovation The bridge was closed for nearly a year for a major renovation and reopened on August 1, 2010. Contractors replaced damaged structural steel, added new railings and grating, upgraded mechanical and electrical systems, and constructed a new tender control house (behind the historical one which was preserved). Resources External links Video on YouTube showing the bridge turning (2014)
Solla-Carcaba Cigar Factory

The Solla-Carcaba Cigar Factory (also known as the Pamies-Arango Cigar Factory) is the last standing historic cigar factory in the Lincolnville Historic District. The building is located at 88 Riberia Street in St. Augustine, Florida and was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places on May 6, 1993. Current owners, Vista Hotels VIII, Inc., and their principal, Kanti Patel, are in the process of converting the building from its current use as professional office space to a Hilton-branded boutique hotel to be named, "The Factory." References External links Historic City News, Lincolnville Historic District source for local news and information. Located in the Solla-Carcaba Cigar Factory St. Johns County listings at National Register of Historic Places Florida's Office of Cultural and Historical Programs St. Johns County listings Archived 2007-05-07 at the Wayback Machine at Florida's Office of Cultural and Historical Programs Solla-Carcaba Cigar Factory Gallery
Museu Bishop de la Ciència i la Natura

El Museu Bishop de la Ciència i la Natura (anteriorment conegut com a Museu del Sud de Florida) és un museu d'història natural i cultural situat a Bradenton (Estats Units) i especialitzat en la història de la costa de Florida al golf de Mèxic. Conserva objectes relacionats amb la història de Florida des de la prehistòria fins a l'actualitat. Presenta exposicions temporals a la Galeria Est i altres galeries més petites de la planta baixa i la primera planta. El museu també conté un planetari i l'Hàbitat Parker per a la Rehabilitació dels Manatís, on visqué fins a la seva mort el 2017 Snooty, el manatí captiu més longeu del món. L'Hàbitat Parker per a la Rehabilitació dels Manatís és membre fundador del Partenariat per al Rescat i la Rehabilitació de Manatís i n'ha rehabilitat 36 des del 1998. El planetari obrí les portes a mitjans de la dècada del 1960, però des d'aleshores ha estat remodelat de dalt a baix i l'octubre del 2013 fou equipat amb importants millores tècniques. Referències
Museo del sur de la Florida

El Bishop Museum of Science and Nature, anteriormente conocido como Museo del sur de la Florida (en inglés: South Florida Museum) está ubicado en Bradenton (Florida, Estados Unidos),​ y es un museo especializado en la historia natural y cultural de la costa del golfo de la Florida. Alberga exposiciones que destacan la historia de Florida desde la prehistoria hasta la época actual.​También presenta exposiciones temporales que cambian regularmente en la East Gallery, así como en otras pequeñas galerías distribuidas en la primera y segunda planta del edificio. El museo incluye el Planetario Bishop y el Acuario Parker Manatee, donde vive el manatí Snooty (1948-2017), quien era el manatí más longevo conocido del mundo en el momento de su muerte. El Parker Manatee Rehabilitation Habitat es miembro fundador de la Manatee Rescue and Rehabilitation Partnership y ha rehabilitado a más de 40 manatíes desde 1998. El Planetario Bishop, que se abrió a mediados de 1960, ha sido recientemente remodelado y recibió una importante actualización técnica en 2020. Véase también Acuariología Zoológicos Referencias
South Fork High School

South Fork High School (SFHS) is a public high school in Stuart, Florida, United States. It is part of the Martin County School District. The school's mascot is the Bulldog, and its colors are black, red and white. South Fork has its own on-campus golf course. There is also an on-campus farm used for cattle and citrus groves, a football/track stadium, tennis and volleyball courts, and a baseball/softball field. South Fork High is the only high school in the Martin County School District with the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. Notable alumni Cleveland Gary, NFL running back Tony DiTerlizzi, co-author of seriesThe Spiderwick Chronicles Grant Horvat, golfer and YouTuber Alicia Minshew, actress Charles Emanuel, NFL safety Beverly McClellan, finalist in the first season of The Voice Corey McIntyre, NFL fullback Nick Snyder, MLB Pitcher References External links South Fork Home Page Martin County School District
South Fort Myers High School

South Fort Myers High School is a high school in Southern Fort Myers, Florida that is part of the Lee County School District. History South Fort Myers High School was established in 2005, partially built on condemned land bought the year prior. Reportedly, its first employee was Grant Redhead, a former offensive coordinator at Cypress Lake High School brought on as the school's head football coach. In 2009, it became the first school in Lee County to have its automotive academy certified by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence. Sex scandal On May 17, 2016, a 15-year-old female student had sex with several male students in one of the school's bathrooms. According to a statement the girl made to administrators, she had been a past victim of human trafficking and only reluctantly went along with it after being pressured by the men. Video of the events was filmed by some of those involved, which was then posted to Snapchat and spread across the school. After the incident, five students were suspended and a football player named William Scott was arrested and charged. Athletics The school's athletic department operates sixteen sports teams: baseball, basketball (boys and girls), bowling, cheerleading, cross country, football, golf, soccer (boys and girls), softball, swimming, tennis, track and field, volleyball, and wrestling. Dual enrollment Students have the opportunity to take advantage of taking credit–granting college classes at Florida SouthWestern State College, Florida Gulf Coast University, and University of Florida. Academies Medical Public Service Construction Digital Design Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Business and Informational Technology. TV Production Agriscience Veterinary Criminal Justice Military Science/Leadership (JROTC) Automotive Welding Notable alumni Sammy Watkins - Wide Receiver for Green Bay Packers. Jayron Kearse - Safety for Dallas Cowboys. References
South Miami Senior High School

South Miami Senior High School is located at 6856 SW 53rd Street in Glenvar Heights, unincorporated Miami-Dade County, Florida, in the United States; located about a mile and a half west of the University of Miami. Its current principal is Mr. Hebert Penton. History South Miami Senior opened its doors to students on November 10, 1971. It was built to relieve the overcrowding at Southwest Miami High, Coral Park Senior High and Coral Gables High School. The student body selected the Cobra as its mascot. The school's first principal, Warren Burchell, was originally from Ohio and chose the school colors, orange and brown, for the team colors of the NFL Cleveland Browns. Since opening, South Miami has had eight principals: Dr. Warren G. Burchell, Judy Weiner, Thomas L. Shaw, Eugene Butler, Craig Speziale, Gilberto Bonce, Dr. Cadian Collman-Perez, and Hebert Penton. Dr. Burchell's term was the longest, at 22 years. Demographics The school is 84% Hispanic, 8% Black, 7% White non-Hispanic, and 1% Asian. Notable alumni Jose Barrios – former MLB player Ed Beckman – former NFL tight end Fernanza Burgess – former NFL quarterback Wayne Capers – former NFL wide receiver Phil Clarke – former NFL linebacker John Corker – former NFL linebacker Jeanette Dousdebes Rubio – former Miami Dolphins cheerleader and wife of Marco Rubio Margie Goldstein-Engle – equestrian show horse champion Albert Gonzalez – hacker, convicted of computer fraud Damian Harrell – Former Arena Football League wide receiver/defensive back Paul Hazel – former NFL linebacker Fred Jones – former NFL player Dennis McKinnon – former NFL wide receiver Mia Michaels – choreographer, judge on So You Think You can Dance Raúl De Molina – host of El Gordo y la Flaca Pitbull - rapper and singer Carlos Ponce – singer, songwriter, actor Julio Robaina – politician Marco Rubio – politician, 72nd United States Secretary of State Dennis Sherrill – former MLB player Derrick Thomas – former NFL linebacker, Pro Football and College Football Hall of Famer See also Silver Knight Awards Miami-Dade County Public Schools Education in the United States References External links South Miami Senior High School's official website South Miami Senior High School's (smsh.dadeschools.net) at the Wayback Machine (archive index)
South Pointe Park

South Pointe Park, known locally as South Pointe, is a 17-acre (6.9 ha) county urban park in metropolitan Miami, in the South Beach neighborhood of Miami Beach, Florida. History The Federal Government donated the land to Miami Beach in 1979, which used it as a home to police horse stables, a police intelligence unit and the Port of Miami's harbor pilots until all buildings remaining at the site were razed in 1984 to begin conversion a park. The federal government paid half the construction cost. Opening on October 25, 1985, it became the nineteenth public park in Miami Beach, built at a cost of $3.6 million (1984). Initial features included an amphitheater, two wooden observation towers, picnic pavilions, fitness courses and a 522-foot (159 m) wooden boardwalk over Miami Beach's last natural sand dune. During planning phases, city officials worried it would become a home to vagrants, and to discourage that they planned the park to be a home to frequent festivals and other events. The park became part of a larger plan in the 1980s to renovate the city's run down South Pointe area. Renovation plans were first drawn up in the city's 1995 master plan, but it wasn't until 2008 that the park underwent a major renovation program. The Hargreaves Associates, of New York City, were hired to redesign the park. The renovation was completed 20 months later around March 2009, at a cost of $22.5 million. Features added in the renovation included 20-foot (6.1 m)-wide walkways lined with Florida limestone and an ocean-themed children's playground. Amenities The park offers various features, including a restaurant, frozen yogurt concession, kids area, a dog park, and outdoor showers. South Pointe is the southernmost point of South Beach, bordering Government Cut to the south and the Port of Miami east-northeast. The area offers panoramic views of Biscayne Bay, Fisher Island, Downtown Miami, and the Atlantic Ocean. See also South Beach Miami Beach Lummus Park References External links Official homepage South Pointe Beach on Florida Like a Pro
South Pointe Park

El South Pointe Park, conocido localmente como South Pointe, es un parque urbano de 7 hectáreas de superficie situado en el condado de Miami-Dade, en el barrio de South Beach de Miami Beach, en Florida, Estados Unidos. Historia En 1979, el Gobierno federal donó este terreno al Ayuntamiento de Miami Beach, que lo usó para albergar caballerizas de la policía, una unidad de inteligencia policial y a los prácticos del puerto de Miami, hasta que en 1984 todos los edificios que quedaban en el terreno fueron demolidos para iniciar su transformación en un parque. El Gobierno federal pagó la mitad de los costes de su construcción.​ Inaugurado el 25 de octubre de 1985, fue en el decimonoveno parque público de Miami Beach, construido con un coste de 3.6 millones de dólares de 1984. Entre sus atracciones iniciales contaba con un anfiteatro, dos torres de observación de madera, pabellones de pícnic, áreas para realizar ejercicio y un paseo marítimo de 159 metros de longitud construido con planchas de madera sobre la última duna de arena natural de Miami Beach. Durante su diseño, las autoridades de la ciudad estaban preocupadas por la posibilidad de que se convirtiera en hogar de vagabundos, y para evitarlo decidieron que en el parque se celebrarían frecuentemente festivales y otros eventos.​ El parque formaba parte de un plan más amplio para renovar la zona deteriorada de South Pointe en la década de 1980. La renovación del parque fue contemplada inicialmente en el plan urbanístico de la ciudad de 1995, pero no fue hasta 2008 cuando fue sometido a un importante programa de renovación. El estudio neoyorquino Hargreaves Associates fue contratado para rediseñar el parque. La renovación se completó veinte meses más tarde, en torno a marzo de 2009, con un coste de 22.5 millones de dólares. En esta renovación se añadieron pasarelas de 6 metros de anchura revestidas con caliza de la Florida y una zona de juegos para niños con temática oceánica.​ Instalaciones El parque ofrece varias atracciones, incluido un restaurante, una concesión de yogur helado, una zona de juegos para niños, un área para perros y duchas al aire libre. South Pointe es el punto más meridional de South Beach, bordeando el Government Cut al sur y el Puerto de Miami al oeste-noroeste. La zona ofrece vistas panorámicas de la bahía Vizcaína, Fisher Island, Downtown Miami y el océano Atlántico. Véase también South Beach Miami Beach Referencias Enlaces externos Página web oficial
South Seminole Hospital

Orlando Health South Seminole Hospital was a 206-bed, medical/surgical community hospital located in Longwood, Florida, United States owned by Orlando Health. History On September 15, 2022, Orlando Health announced that it would have Orlando Health South Seminole Hospital, demolished and have it replaced with a 12,000-square-foot freestanding emergency department. In April 2024, construction began on the campus of the former hospital. The hospital closed in 2025, being replaced by Lake Mary Hospital. References External links South Seminole Hospital official website
Universidad del Sureste

La Universidad del Sureste (en inglés: Southeastern University) es una universidad privada, pentecostal, ubicada en Lakeland (Florida), Estados Unidos de América. Historia Fue fundada en 1935 en New Brockton (Alabama) por las Asambleas de Dios EE. UU. con el nombre de Alabama Shield of Faith Institute.​​ En 1952 se trasladó a Lakeland (Florida).​ En 1986 recibió la acreditación de la Asociación Sureña de Escuelas y Colegios universitarios de Estados Unidos. En 2005 cambió su nombre al actual, Universidad del Sureste.​ En el curso académico 2021-2022 contaba con 9365 alumnos.​ Deportes Sus equipos deportivos, Southeastern Fire, compiten en la Sun Conference de la National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics. Referencias Enlaces externos Página web official
Université du Sud-Est (Floride)

L'université du Sud-Est (anglais : Southeastern University) est une université chrétienne évangélique américaine privée située à Lakeland (Floride). Elle est affiliée aux Assemblées de Dieu USA. Histoire L'école est fondée en 1935 à New Brockton en Alabama par les Assemblées de Dieu USA, sous le nom d'Alabama Shield of Faith Institute, un institut de théologie. En 1952, elle déménage à Lakeland (Floride). En 1986, l'école reçoit l'accréditation de la Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (en). En 2005, elle prend son nom actuel, Southeastern University. Pour l'année 2018-2019, elle compte 8 755 étudiants. Affiliations Elle est membre des Assemblées de Dieu et du Conseil pour les collèges et universités chrétiens. Campus Notes et références Voir aussi Liens externes (en) Site officiel Portail des universités américaines Portail de la Floride Portail du christianisme évangélique
Southeastern University

Southeastern University – prywatny uniwersytet chrześcijański w Lakeland na Florydzie. Został założony w 1935 roku w New Brockton, w Alabamie, jako Southeastern Bible Institute. W 1946 roku został przeniesiony do Lakeland, a w 1970 r. stał się koledżem sztuk wyzwolonych. Jest to największa instytucja edukacyjna należąca do Wspólnoty Zborów Bożych w USA. Wydziały Uniwersytet dzieli się na 7 wydziałów: Nauki Przyrodnicze i Zdrowotne (Natural & Health Sciences) Szkoła Nieograniczonej Edukacji (School of Unrestricted Education) Edukacja (Education) Ministerstwo Barnetta i Teologia (Barnett Ministry & Theology) Sztuka i Media (Arts & Media) Nauki Behawioralne i Społeczne (Behavioral & Social Sciences) Biznes Jannetides'a i Przywództwo w Przedsiębiorczości (Jannetides Business & Entrepreneurial Leadership) Przypisy
Universidade do Sudeste

A Universidade do Sudeste (em inglês: Southeastern University) é uma universidade privada pentecostal localizada em Lakeland (Flórida), nos Estados Unidos da América. É afiliada as Assembleias de Deus nos Estados Unidos. História A escola foi fundada em 1935 em New Brockton em Alabama pelas Assembleias de Deus nos Estados Unidos, sob o nome de Alabama Shield of Faith Institute. Em 1952, ela se mudou para Lakeland (Flórida). Em 1986, a escola recebeu o credenciamento da Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. Em 2005, assumiu o nome atual, Southeastern University. Para o ano de 2021-2022, teve 9,365 alunos. Referências Ligações externas «Site oficial» (em inglês)
Southernmost House

The Southernmost House is a historic mansion in the U.S. city of Key West, in Monroe County, Florida. Five U.S. Presidents have stayed there. The house is located in the Upper Duval district and has been converted into a bed and breakfast. History Judge Jeptha Vining Harris built the mansion that is now called the Southernmost House in 1897 for $250,000. His wife was the youngest daughter of William Curry, one of Florida’s first millionaires. The Curry family were builders with eight mansions in the Historic District of Key West. The Harris family were prominent citizens at the turn of the century and had invested in Henry Flagler's Overseas Railroad to Key West, often entertaining him at the mansion during the railroad's construction. The house is Queen Anne Victorian style, and was designed as a one-bedroom mansion. It has open-water views, public rooms, two story balconies, and large stained glass windows. The Southernmost House was the first home in Key West with electricity, and Mrs. Harris was able to engage Thomas Edison to oversee the electrical design and installation for the house. In the 1930s air conditioning was installed. During the Prohibition period from 1919-1933 the mansion served as a speakeasy. The first floor was a restaurant; the second floor was used for casino gambling and the third floor for "socializing". During this period, celebrities and notorious gangsters who were en route to Havana often visited the mansion. In the 1940s the mansion was operated as a nightclub called "Cafe Cayo Hueso," hosting Ernest Hemingway, Tennessee Williams, Gore Vidal, Truman Capote, Tallulah Bankhead, Gloria Swanson, Louis Armstrong, and Charles Lindbergh. In 1949 the mansion was completely renovated for use as a private residence by Hilario Ramos. Hilario Ramos an immigrant from Spain, married into a wealthy family who owned Lopez Wholesale Liquors, a distributor of many brands including Anheuser-Busch products. Since then many dignitaries and heads of state have stayed at the mansion. Among these are King Juan Carlos of Spain and five American Presidents: Harry Truman, Dwight Eisenhower, John F. Kennedy, Richard Nixon and Jimmy Carter. In 2016, the mansion was inducted into the Historic Hotels of America program. The Southernmost House is being operated as an 18-room bed and breakfast. The property was renamed in 2023 as ″The Mansion on the Sea″. References External links Official website See also Southernmost point buoy