Landmarks of Liberty: Miami's Living History

Liberty City, Miami: A historic hub resonating with cultural landmarks, preserving legacies, and embodying a vibrant past

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Martin Luther King Boulevard, which honors Dr. King, spans multiple communities.

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The 62nd Street Mural depicts Dr. King's legacy, created by artist Oscar Thomas.

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The Wall: historic barrier symbolizing segregation, remnants along Northwest 12th Avenue.

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Miami Northwestern High School: First Black high school with state football championship.

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Gwen Cherry Park Honors the first black woman elected to the Florida Legislature.

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Liberty Square is Florida's first public housing project for black residents.

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African Heritage Cultural Arts Center: Hub for local artists and youth since 1974.

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Joseph Caleb Community Center: provides diverse neighborhood services.

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Georgette’s Tea Room: Historic retreat for Black celebrities and socialites.

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Miami Times Building: Oldest Black-owned newspaper site in Miami.

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