Dade Heritage Trust (DHT) is the leading voice for historic preservation in Miami-Dade County. Founded as a nonprofit membership organization in 1972, Dade Heritage Trust works to enrich the quality of life for the entire community by sustainably preserving the best of the past for the future.

Dade Heritage Trust is committed to advocating on behalf of Dade's historic properties and for sustainable community revitalization solutions on a local, state and national level. Efforts include active participation in preservation and planning issues, drafting of position statements, testifying before preservation boards and commissions, and working with the media and community leaders.


NEWS UPDATE:
about Hialeah Race Track

Paulick Report
MINOR MEETING BRUNETTI
http://www.paulickreport.com/blog/minor-meeting-over-hialeah/

Bloodhorse
Hialeah's Brunetti Meets With Minor
http://news.bloodhorse.com/article/46492.htm?id=46492

 

 

JOIN DADE HERITAGE TRUST AND BECOME
A FRIEND OF THE  MARINE STADIUM

Organized under the umbrella of Dade Heritage Trust, the Friends of Marine Stadium seeks to actively promote retention and restoration of this marvelous landmark.

The Stadium was built in 1964, designed by architect Hilario Candela of the firm which is today called Spillis Candela DMJM. In its heyday, the Stadium hosted many events such as powerboat races, symphony and rock concerts, Easter services, presidential appearances and talk shows. The Stadium was closed after Hurricane Andrew in 1992 and has been neglected and unoccupied ever since. Although there has been numerous talk of renovation, there has been no action.

Increasingly, the Stadium is appreciated by many architects and preservationists as an architectural marvel. The sculptural , zig zag canopy seems to float over the water and the columns seem to emerge from the Bay. Organizations such as Docomomo (an organization devoted to documenting and preserving structures from the recent past) have placed the Stadium on its “most endangered” list.

The City of Miami is now developing a Master Plan for Virginia Key. During this important time, the Friends of Miami Marine Stadium seeks to make sure that this magnificent resource is preserved and a plan is created to maximize public use.

The recent loss of the Orange Bowl shows that the even great civic structures can be lost-if no constituency speaks out. The Friends of Miami Marine Stadium intends to make sure that at a time the City is undergoing an exciting resurgence, this very important and unique structure is retained.

http://www.marinestadium.org/index.html

 

Are you a Parent or School Teacher?

If so, you and your children are invited to Dr. James Jackson's Historic Office and Surgery, also the Headquarters of Dade Heritage Trust. Located at 190 SE 12th Terrace, Miami 33131. Please call ahead to arrange for an informal discussion and a tour of the building, (305) 358-9572.