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| History/ARTWALK East Las Olas Walk The ahaWALK helps you have that "Aha!" experience, when you learn who D.C. Alexander was (visit the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society and find out!) To guide visitors and residents around the Art, Architecture and History of Fort Lauderdale, the highlights of the city are grouped into WALKS. There are eight H/ARTWALKS at present: Beach East Las Olas East Seventh Avenue (under construction) West Seventh Avenue (under construction) North Riverwalk North First Street (under construction) Sistrunk Blvd. (under construction) South Sixth Street For interesting photos and history of Fort Lauderdale, visit the www.flhsphotos.org www.oldfortlauderdale.org To see a virtual tour of public art in Fort Lauderdale, see the Broward County Cultural Affairs web page. Public Art VIRTUAL TOUR |
| History/ARTWALK Return to INDEX Return to RiverWALK |
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| The plaques are found on the History Walk on the north side of the Main Library, 100 South Andrews Avenue. See the red star on the map. Go to Riverwalk |
| These plaques are found on the History Walk. The RED STAR on the map shows the location (north of the Main Library at 100 South Andrews Avenue). Only the top part of the plaques are shown... to encourage you to visit the site. |
| North of the red star is CITY HALL, (100 North Andrews Avenue). You can find this dramatic fountain and a row of plaques (there are six in view behind the fountain). |
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| Who was Broward County named for? Name two pioneering doctors. Whose statue stands on the Riverwalk? What are Riparian rights? Where is the History Walk in Fort Lauderdale? What is FEC? Answers below... |
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| Proposed Marker for Pedestrians Imagine that you are a visitor to Fort Lauderdale. You walk past a building and you see a yellow marker with a number and a web site address. The web site address could be linked to a page that describes the building or monument. Go to Proposed Sample Marker for the History Walk |
| History Marker #7 Visit this web site: www.(website).org |