GET ME REWRITE; 24 years later, Virginia Key, once Dade County's only beach for Blacks, has been preserved and is on the National Register of Historic Places

 

Read about the history of Virginia Key Beach Park here

That was then.  New York Times, 3/25/1999

(from Retiring Guy's clippings files)

And before that

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