Historically Designated Places

The Historic Preservation Board preserves and protects the City of Miami Springs historical and architectural resources through historic designations.

The City currently has 18 individually designated historic sites. Please select the addresses to learn more for each location, or see down below examples of the plaques placed on the buildings.

Historically designated sites
Address:	Known as:	Designated on:
201 Curtiss Parkway	Hotel Country Club (Fair Havens Center)	08/16/1984
500 Deer Run	Glenn Hammond Curtiss Estate	04/16/1987
45 Curtiss Parkway	Clune-Stadnik Building	01/19/1989
150 Hunting Lodge Drive	Lua Curtiss House No.2*	01/19/1989
424 Hunting Lodge Drive	Millard-McCarty House*	01/19/1989
31 Hunting Lodge Court	G. Carl Adams House*	01/19/1989
Corner of Canal St. and Curtiss Parkway	Warren Pony Swing Bridge (Incoming)	03/21/1991
23 S. Hook Square and Canal St.	Parker Vertical Lift Bridge (Outgoing)	05/21/1992
281 Glendale Drive	The Hunting Lodge	11/17/1994
85 Deer Run	Lua Curtiss House No.1 (The "Alamo")	05/15/2003
200 Azure Way	Osceola Apartment Hotel*	03/17/2005
200 Westward Drive	Woman's Club	02/16/2006
650 Curtiss Parkway	Miami Springs Golf Course**	01/17/2008
160 Sunset Way	H.H. Highhouse	05/21/2009
122 Pinecrest Drive	Carey-Dant House	02/18/2010
141 Shadow Way	H.O. Goodlett House	10/18/2012
Coordinates: 25°49'20.4"N 80°17'22.2"W	Roy S. Geiger, First Marine Aviation Monument	03/16/2016
230 Fern Way	Hugh Frank House	11/20/2019

* Site is designated both locally and nationally

** Special Category Designation

Note: 851 Hunting Lodge Drive the Hequembourg House, which was designated on 06/17/1993, was declared an unsafe structure by Miami-Dade County and demolished in October of 2010.

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