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Listen: The World ProgramAerial view overlooking Villa Vizcaya and the stone boat sculpture in Biscayne Bay.
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, Series 1047, Box 5, Folder 1
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Houses--Florida--Dade County--Miami
Service industries--Florida--Dade County--Miami
Tourism--Florida--Dade County--Miami
Attractions--Florida--Dade County--Miami--Aerial photographs
Outdoor art--Aerial photographs
Outdoor sculpture--Aerial photographs
Historical museums--Florida--Dade County--Miami--Aerial photographs
Historic house museums--Florida--Dade County--Miami--Aerial photographs
Dwellings--Florida--Dade County--Miami--Aerial photographs
Mansions--Florida--Dade County--Miami--Aerial photographs
Aerial photographs
Art museums--Florida--Dade County--Miami--Aerial photographs
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Villa Vizcaya in Miami, was the former home of one of America's great industrialists, James Deering. Began operation in 1953 as the Dade County Art Museum with European decorative arts dating from 1450 to 1800. The great Italian house, opened in 1916, rises on Biscayne Bay and its broad yacht harbor is protected by an amazing stone boat. Vizcaya was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1970. It was later designated as a National Historic Landmark on April 19, 1994. The Vizcaya Museum and Gardens Trust was formed to be the museum's governing body in 1998.
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