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Agriculture in Early Goulds

Historic South Dade Posted on May 5, 2019 by JeffDecember 31, 2020

by Jeff Blakley Portions of the history of Goulds have been told but much of it has never been written. Jean Taylor, in her book The Villages of South Dade, probably wrote more than anyone else has about Goulds but … Continue reading →

Posted in Agriculture, Business, Goulds, Pioneers, Real Estate Speculation | Tagged Farming, Goulds, Pioneers | 14 Replies

The Goulds Canal

Historic South Dade Posted on July 15, 2018 by JeffDecember 8, 2020

by Jeff Blakley In January, 1903, construction started at the south side of the Miami River on what was then called the Cutler Extension of the Florida East Coast Railway. The route was surveyed by John S. Frederick, who platted … Continue reading →

Posted in Agriculture, Florida East Coast Railway, Goulds, Princeton, Real Estate Speculation | Tagged Black Point, Dredges, Farming, FEC Railway, Goulds, Model Land Co. | 11 Replies

Forgotten Workers of Early Homestead II

Historic South Dade Posted on May 6, 2018 by JeffOctober 28, 2019

A Look at the Uses of Oral History by Jeff Blakley In this post, I am continuing to explore the lives of ordinary working stiffs in early Homestead. The subject of this post is Willie Alonzo King. Susan Dryer, the … Continue reading →

Posted in Agriculture, Homestead, Pioneers, Silver Palm | Tagged Farming, Hendersonville, Homestead, Oral History | 15 Replies

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