Carl Fisher's Riviera: Turning Miami's Swamps into Sunshine
The Roaring Twenties conjure up images of flappers, speakeasies, and wild parties. But no city embodied the decadent spirit of the Jazz Age more than Miami Beach. And no figure did more to transform Miami Beach from a mosquito-infested swamp into the iconic party town than Carl Fisher.
Fisher was a classic American go-getter. He embodied the rags-to-rich…
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