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The café which opened in 1963 – the year of President John F Kennedy’s assassination - was the unofficial headquarters of the city’s in-crowd
They wanted an end to the Vietnam War and they were angry about the lack of progress on civil rights
you who seek for liquid cheer and sadly weep for bygones dear…expresses the frustration of those who couldn’t get a legal drink during the era that outlawed the sale and production of alcohol
not their dollars but their pennies in order to eat
Riptide Club, Miami Beach 1930s Sizes:50x76cm (20x30 inch) Archival Print (Unframed) The café which opened inIn the 1930s, Florida was a mecca for the Mob and the southern capital of Americas organized crime syndicates. Gangsters from Chicago and New York would winter there, often under false names, splashing the cash they made in the post Prohibition era from illegal gambling and sports betting. Some put down roots and invested in businesses and palatial homes. Robert Big Bob McCullough was a henchman for Al Scarface Capone, the most notorious gangster of
