Miami Beach - Ocean Drive
Ocean Drive is lined with handsome Art Deco buildings, many of which have featured in television advertisements and in films. Particularly notable are the Beacon (732 Ocean Drive; by Henry O. Nelson, 1926), the Colony
Hotel (736 Ocean Drive; by Henry Hohauser, 1936), Waldorf Towers (860 Ocean Drive; by Albert Anis, 1937), the Breakwater (940 Ocean Drive; by Anton Skislewicz, 1939), the Cardozo (1300 Ocean Drive; by Henry Hohauser, 1939), which is busy night and day, and the Cavalier (1320 Ocean Drive; by Roy F. France, 1936).
Below Ocean Drive is a broad beach of firm white sand which is busy throughout the year.
Hotel (736 Ocean Drive; by Henry Hohauser, 1936), Waldorf Towers (860 Ocean Drive; by Albert Anis, 1937), the Breakwater (940 Ocean Drive; by Anton Skislewicz, 1939), the Cardozo (1300 Ocean Drive; by Henry Hohauser, 1939), which is busy night and day, and the Cavalier (1320 Ocean Drive; by Roy F. France, 1936).
Below Ocean Drive is a broad beach of firm white sand which is busy throughout the year.
Hobbies & Activities category: Region, quarter of a major city; Art Nouveau or Deco - architecture & art
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