This Lighthouse Was Attacked in 1836! | Cape Florida

[@JoeHusosky]

Thank you for bringing us along. Last time I was there (before you were born) it was closed for renovations and never been back.

[@mkfan1853]

Enjoyed going not only into the lighthouse, but also to the replica keeper's house and around the grounds during my HistoryMiami educator days. So much history, from natives through the Underground Railroad to the Bahamas and the ups and downs of the lighthouse era.

[@palomahealing5073]

Oh..that's the famous, El Farito where we used to skip from High School and go there to hang out. A lot of us already had cars then, and it was Free to go to Key Biscayne at that time, and there was the original old Zoo there before also.. on the way to the now torn down Sonesta Beach Hotel..(the same beachfront where the Annual Regattas are held still today.)

[@PrimeTimeTravelers]

We love lighthouses! We actually just tried to do the one in Jupiter last weekend, but there was a soccer tournament and no parking! So we left and went to the beach! Hope you are having a good week. Come check out our Brightline content, gave you a shoutout!

[@JoelFrancoVlogs]

Thanks for the shout! I’ll go look now

[@Streetw1s3r]

Didn't realize this was such a tourist trap. Miami Vice and Burn Notice both filmed here.

[@JoelFrancoVlogs]

Most tourists don’t even know about this place

[@palomahealing5073]

That area would get closed down often due to Mosquitos getting out of control..😕

[@Hobbies305]

Hey, why don't you do a video on the Miami Marine Stadium. Is actually around the area and it hasn't been documented as much

[@Pundit2k]

GTA 6