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Welcome to Andytown

  • August 1, 2019
  • John Dolen
Andytown was never a town and hasn’t been anything since the late ’70s. But try telling that to the internet. Search the internet for the city of Andytown and you…
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In the Club

  • July 2, 2019
  • John Dolen
Robert Hayes Gore Sr.’s Governors Club played host to powerful people with interesting stories – including the man who owned the place. The Wilmar, Fort Lauderdale’s second grand hotel after…
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A Leader and a Fighter

  • June 5, 2019
  • John Dolen
Often called the Mother of Fort Lauderdale, Ivy Stranahan used her position and clout to preserve natural Florida and help those who lacked power – in particular, the Seminoles. Think…
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Patriarch to Excellence

  • May 3, 2019
  • John Dolen
From Isadore Mizell’s family tree spring some of Fort Lauderdale’s most important and accomplished people. When historians recount our early days, certain families are central to the story: the Stranahans…
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Florida’s Jesse James

  • April 1, 2019
  • FLMag Staff
John Ashley was one of Florida’s most notorious criminals, but he couldn’t evade the law forever. To read the first part of this story, click here. Florida newspapers in the…
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Florida Outlaws

  • March 1, 2019
  • John Dolen
In Prohibition-era Florida and before, you didn’t want to get on the wrong side of John Ashley and Laura Upthegrove. Move over Bonnie and Clyde. Two decades before your crime…
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“A Post of Annoyance”

  • February 15, 2019
  • John Dolen
Long before snowbirds, Florida still attracted all sorts of folks. It’s generally known that the Tequesta were the original inhabitants of South Florida. Tribal artifacts from New River settlements date…
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General Interest

  • January 2, 2019
  • John Dolen
Today, Broward Health is one of the nation’s largest health systems. That might have been hard to imagine for the people who originally opened a humble hospital in a repurposed…
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A People Divided

  • December 3, 2018
  • John Dolen
In early Fort Lauderdale, there was no enforced racial segregation. It was only when the town grew and tourism dollars began to flow that that moral stain of the south…
U.S. Coast Guard Base Six in the 1940s. PHOTOGRAPHY: State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory.
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Shipwrecks, Mega-yachts and a Busted Flush

  • November 1, 2018
  • John Dolen
Bahia Mar’s colorful history includes refuge for shipwrecked sailors, a base for rumrunner-fighting Coast Guard patrols and the “home” of Fort Lauderdale’s famous fictional detective. No less a writer than…

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