Spring Garden Historic district
Spring Garden, a neighborhood in Downtown Miami, significant architecturally for its wealth of early Frame and Masonry Vernacular, Mission, Bungalow, and Moderne style houses that reflect the diversity and evolution of architectural design in South Florida during the early twentieth century .
For Sale in Spring Garden
SPRING GARDEN HINDU TEMPLE
The Hindu Temple is architecturally significant because it is one of the most unique houses in Miami. Designed in 1920 by August Geiger, a prominent local architect, the building was inspired by the set of a movie filmed on the site, and its design mixes classical and Middle Eastern influences.
ALLIGATORS JOE'S
In the 1890s and early 1900; the most famous tourist attraction in Florida was “Alligator Joe’s Crocodile and Alligator Farm.” right here in Spring Garden.
Seybold Canal Bridge
Built in 1919, the Seybold Canal Bridge, also known as the Humpback Bridge, was built by John Seybold over the Seybold Canal (Wagner Creek).
Seybold Canal House
Once located at 613 NW 7th Street Rd. The Seybold Canal House was the first structure built in Spring Garden by developer John Seybold in 1915.
Future site of the proposed Spring Garden Community Center.