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eating initiatives, and community research" used the
Community Gardens to provide affordable fresh produce to low-income families, public school students, community agencies and homeless shelters. and is also organizes an urban farmer's market. These projects and other aspects of Overtown were featured in a short documentary
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founded the original Roots in the City
Overtown Community Garden, turning an "overgrown, littered lot into a flourishing garden" maintained by Overtown residents and volunteers. Roots in the City, a non-profit "dedicated to community development, jobs training, inner-city beautification, healthy
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As of 2000, Overtown had a population of 10,029 residents, with 3,646 households, and 2,128 families residing in the city. The median household income was $ 13,211.99. The racial makeup of the neighborhood was 74.77%
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in the 1960s, fragmented the once-thriving center with the resident population decimated by nearly 80 percent from roughly 50,000 to just over 10,000. The area became economically destitute and considered a
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Dorsey
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of the late 19th through the mid-20th century, the area was once the preeminent and is the historic center for commerce in the
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X-Ray Clinic (171 NW 11th Street): built in 1939 as office for South
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St. Agnes' Episcopal Church (1750 NW 3rd Avenue): built from 1923 to 1930 to house one of Miami's oldest black congregations;
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dictated the city designate the portion of the city, in this case, north and west of FEC railroad tracks, as "Colored Town."
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Dr. William A. Chapman House (526 NW 13th Street): built in 1923, was home of Miami's first black physicians;
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Piola Takes Inner City
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Other places of interest included in the City of Miami Historic Preservation Program are:
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Ward Rooming House (249 NW 9th Street): built in 1925, is a gallery and visitor center;
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City of Miami - Overtown Neighborhood Enhancement Team, 1490 NW 3rd Ave Suite 112-B;
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Hindu Temple (870 NW 11th Street): built in 1920 inspired to the sets of the film
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announced that he had secured land in the neighborhood for a future, since-named
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The second-oldest continuously inhabited neighborhood of the Miami area after
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blacks living in abject squalor during the 1920s, led to the completion of
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Organizing Black America: An Encyclopedia of African American Associations
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Overtown is home to several historic churches and landmarks listed in the
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Miami-Dade County - Culmer Neighborhood Service Center, 1600 NW 3rd Ave;
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broke out in the neighborhood following the police shooting of a man.
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379:(FEC) and NW 1st Avenue to the east. Local residents often go by the
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Jefferson Reaves Sr. Health Center, 1009 NW 5th Ave NW 10th Street.
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Neighborhood of Miami in Miami-Dade County, Florida, United States
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Saint Peter's Antiochian Orthodox Catholic Church, 1811 NW 4th Ct
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Theodore R. and Thelma A. Gibson Charter School, 1682 NW 4th Ave.
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and mobilization during the era, as such in actions of Reverend
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National Register of Historic Places listings in Miami, Florida
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Triumph The Church and Kingdom of God in Christ, 1752 NW 1st Ct
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A part of the historic heart of Miami, it was designated as a "
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Food Events: Roots in the City Farmers Market Pilots this Week
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Greater Israel Bethel Primitive Baptist Church, 160 NW 18th St
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Black Police Precinct & Courthouse Museum, 480 NW 11th St.
2234:"Southeast Overtown/Park West Community Redevelopment Agency"
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The Da Capo Jazz and Blues Lover's Guide to the United States
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Ninth Street Pedestrian Mall, NW 9th Street - NW 2nd Avenue;
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Dunbar Elementary School - 505 NW 20th St, Miami, FL 33127
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A.M. Cohen Temple Church of God in Christ, 1747 NW 3rd Ave
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Roots In The City Presents: The Overtown Community Garden
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of the black community during an era which, up until the
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Greater Mercy Missionary Baptist Church, 1135 NW 3rd Ave
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like the FTAA, and positive community solutions such as
2192:. Miami-Dade County Community Action and Human Services
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Frederick Douglass Elementary School, 314 NW 12th St;
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St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church, 1682 NW 4th Ave
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Phillis Wheatley Elementary School, 1801 NW 1st Pl;
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762:Greater Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church
509:, who advocated for better living conditions for
953:Christ Church of The Living God, 225 NW 14th Ter
754:(250 NW 9th Street): built in 1913, was home to
685:Major League Soccer expansion franchise in Miami
842:Spring Garden Point Park, 601 NW 7th Street Rd;
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646:efforts spurred both by the city of Miami and
83:Overtown neighborhood within the City of Miami
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2170:. City of Miami Neighborhood Enhancement Team
2148:. Black Police Precinct Courthouse and Museum
2146:"Black Police Precinct Courthouse and Museum"
2079:. Theodore & Thelma Gibson Charter School
2077:"Theodore & Thelma Gibson Charter School"
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2126:. City of Miami Historic Preservation Office
588:lodged and entertained in the neighborhood.
1498:Roots In The City Overtown Community Garden
1251:"The Reverend John Edwin Culmer, 1891-1963"
1202:Black Police Precinct and Courthouse Museum
962:Mt. Olivette Baptist Church, 1450 NW 1st Ct
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845:Town Park, NW 17th Street - NW 5th Avenue;
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2055:"Booker T. Washington Senior High School"
1428:Urban Policy in Twentieth-Century America
883:Paul Laurence Dunbar K-8, 505 NW 20th St;
1426:Hirsch, Arnold; Raymond A. Mohl (1993).
1190:International Longshoremen's Association
946:section, in the neighborhood there are:
803:, was home to the merchant John Seybold;
603:(then, the North-South Expressway), the
411:as a city occurred at the insistence of
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2236:. Miami Community Redevelopment Agency
1989:"Frederick Douglass Elementary School"
1391:Jones, Maxine; Kevin McCarthy (1993).
974:Temple Baptist Church, 1723 NW 3rd Ave
668:, critiques of so-called "free trade"
403:" neighborhood after the creation and
2278:"Jefferson Reaves, Sr. Health Center"
1327:National Register for Historic Places
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1969:. City of Miami Parks and Recreation
1947:. City of Miami Parks and Recreation
1925:. City of Miami Parks and Recreation
1903:. City of Miami Parks and Recreation
1603:"Demographics of Overtown Miami, FL"
745:National Register of Historic Places
1881:. City of Miami Planning Department
1858:. City of Miami Planning Department
1835:. City of Miami Planning Department
1812:. City of Miami Planning Department
1789:. City of Miami Planning Department
1766:. City of Miami Planning Department
1743:. City of Miami Planning Department
1720:. City of Miami Planning Department
1697:. City of Miami Planning Department
1674:. City of Miami Planning Department
1651:. City of Miami Planning Department
1628:. City of Miami Planning Department
1553:Hanks, Douglas (December 4, 2015).
1035:(NW Eighth Street and First Avenue)
336:, United States, just northwest of
2101:. Miami-Dade Public Library System
2057:. Miami-Dade County Public Schools
2035:. Miami-Dade County Public Schools
2013:. Miami-Dade County Public Schools
1991:. Miami-Dade County Public Schools
1214:Jefferson Reaves Sr. Health Center
839:Henry Reeves Park, 600 NW 10th St;
497:educating black students south of
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2632:African-American history in Miami
2377:Arts & Entertainment District
39:Central Negro District (historic)
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491:Booker T. Washington High School
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1877:Historic preservation program.
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1576:Flechas, Joey (July 18, 2018).
1142:Ebenezer Methodist Church, 1948
1033:Historic Overtown/Lyric Theatre
848:Williams Park, 1717 NW 5th Ave.
2477:Health District (Civic Center)
517:in 1937 in what is now-called
475:Florida land boom of the 1920s
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2033:"Phillis Wheatley Elementary"
1833:"St. Agnes' Episcopal Church"
833:Dorsey Park, 1701 NW 1st Ave;
631:surrounding the newly opened
473:without "passes." During the
1459:Simms, Bob (July 21, 1975).
1394:African Americans in Florida
990:Dr. William A. Chapman House
836:Gibson Park, 401 NW 12th St;
629:transit-oriented development
2168:"Faith Based Organizations"
1787:"Ebenezer Methodist Church"
1718:"St. John's Baptist Church"
1649:"Greater Bethel AME Church"
1401:: Pineapple Press. p.
638:Since the 1990s and 2000s,
365:Dolphin Expressway (SR 836)
267:3,410/km (8,820/sq mi)
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2011:"Paul Laurence Dunbar K-8"
1253:. Episcopal Archives. 2008
1178:Spring Garden Hindu Temple
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1018:Overtown is served by the
853:Education and institutions
722:Other races (non-Hispanic)
529:to a hospital and popular
377:Florida East Coast Railway
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2422:Central Business District
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2121:"Dorsey Memorial Library"
1741:"Dorsey Memorial Library"
1695:"Mt. Zion Baptist Church"
1542:The Ground Under Overtown
1350:Bird, Christiane (2001).
1113:St. John's Baptist Church
936:Greater Bethel AME Church
780:St. John's Baptist Church
656:The Ground under Overtown
108:25.7874778°N 80.2006444°W
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752:Dana Albert Dorsey House
452:Civil Rights Act of 1964
431:segregation laws of the
415:and FEC railroad tycoon
203:House of Representatives
2280:. Jackson Health System
2258:. Overtown Youth Center
2256:"Overtown Youth Center"
1128:Mt. Zion Baptist Church
774:Mt. Zion Baptist Church
595:to the construction of
375:) to the west, and the
352:community in Miami and
113:25.7874778; -80.2006444
2637:Neighborhoods in Miami
2361:Neighborhoods in Miami
1432:Piscataway, New Jersey
1272:Mjagkij, Nina (2001).
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2324:United States portal
1856:"Ward Rooming House"
1626:"D. A. Dorsey House"
1282:Taylor & Francis
1166:New Providence Lodge
1047:(NW 11th Street and
817:Parks and recreation
718:White (non-Hispanic)
716:of any race, 3.27%
666:environmental racism
527:social organizations
503:Community organizing
489:), and the original
264: • Density
1945:"Henry Reeves Park"
1764:"D.A. Dorsey House"
609:Midtown Interchange
597:interstate highways
373:Midtown Interchange
104: /
1226:NW 3rd Avenue Park
1154:X-Ray Clinic, 1939
1085:Ward Rooming House
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982:Other institutions
944:places of interest
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892:, 1200 NW 6th Ave;
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756:Dana Albert Dorsey
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728:Places of interest
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650:. Dr. Marvin Dunn
605:Dolphin Expressway
578:Zora Neale Hurston
429:separate but equal
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256: • Total
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2472:Grapeland Heights
2303:N. D. B. Connolly
1445:978-0-8135-1906-7
1412:978-1-56164-031-7
1399:Key West, Florida
1377:978-0-306-81034-3
1336:978-0-471-14345-1
1291:978-0-8153-2309-9
1098:D.A. Dorsey House
927:Places of worship
825:Henry Reeves Park
648:Miami-Dade County
640:community gardens
538:post-World War II
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1257:December 3,
1056:Health care
625:Miami Arena
542:Count Basie
511:lower class
507:John Culmer
495:high school
467:Miami Beach
465:areas like
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425:Miami River
383:"Towners".
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2412:Bryan Park
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499:Palm Beach
433:Deep South
251:Population
239:U.S. House
180:Government
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2542:Riverside
2537:Park West
2457:Edgewater
2437:Coral Way
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900:Libraries
708:, 19.90%
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582:Joe Louis
284:Time zone
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710:Hispanic
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