Country Club Estates TR

The following buildings were added to the National Register of Historic Places as part of the Country Club Estates Thematic Resource (or TR).

Resource NameAddressCityCountyAdded
Carl G. Adams House31 Hunting Lodge CourtMiami SpringsDade CountyNovember 1, 1985
Clune Building45 Curtiss ParkwayMiami SpringsDade CountyNovember 1, 1985
Glenn Curtiss House500 Deer RunMiami SpringsDade CountyDecember 21, 2001
Lua Curtiss House I85 Deer RunMiami SpringsDade CountyNovember 1, 1985
Lua Curtiss House II150 Hunting LodgeMiami SpringsDade CountyNovember 1, 1985
Hequembourg House851 Hunting LodgeMiami SpringsDade CountyNovember 1, 1985
Millard-McCarty House424 Hunting LodgeMiami SpringsDade CountyApril 22, 1986
Osceola Apartment Hotel200 Azure WayMiami SpringsDade CountyNovember 1, 1985
Country Club Estates TR
LocationMiami Springs, Florida
Coordinates25°49′11″N 80°17′28″W
MPSCountry Club Estates Thematic Resource
NRHP reference No.64000114
  • Carl G. Adams House
  • Clune Building
  • Glenn Curtiss House
  • Hequembourg House site
  • Lua Curtiss House I
  • Lua Curtiss House II
  • Millard-McCarty House
  • Osceola Apartment Hotel
gollark: Hunter gathering also can't support anywhere near as many people as modern agriculture, so that's a consideration under some ethical systems.
gollark: Like I said, you're taking a minor issue and somehow using it to suggest that the entire idea of technological civilisation is bad by completely failing tk consider alternative explanations.
gollark: Oh no, how awful, large progress.
gollark: Also, yes, apparently the global trend is not for those to be increasing. Unless you're being totally US-centric.
gollark: You've jumped immediately to "pretty high suicide rates → everyone is unhappy" and I think you've failed to consider other things.

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