It’s January 1926 and Henry Flagler’s new railroad is packed with people from New York, dressed in their finest for the 36-hour train ride. There are celebrities and socialites, businessmen and politicians, dignitaries and aristocrats, and they’re all going to the same place: George Merrick’s new Biltmore Miami Hotel.
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