Thursday, July 20, 2006

Old Fort Lauderdale


Fort Lauderdale isn't very old. If you don't count the 5,000 years that native americans have come to Fort Lauderdale. Modern Fort Lauderdale started when Frank Stranahan established a trading post with the local Seminole indians around1895. Stranahan was in Florida to build a rock road through the South Florida wilderness. In 1896,the Florida East Coast Railway was extended south through Fort Lauderdale. Old Fort Lauderdale is where the railway crosses the New River.

Sammy took our picture in Old Fort Lauderdale today.