{
  "royal-palm-1901": {
    "title": "The Royal Palm \u00b7 1901",
    "kind": "Period printed image",
    "image": "assets/images/boom/royal-palm-1901.jpg",
    "copy": "The hotel\u2019s long verandas and landscaped grounds present the resort city before the land boom. This photochrom print shows the west front of the Royal Palm.",
    "metadata": "Detroit Photographic Co., copyright 1901. Library of Congress, 2008679529. https://www.loc.gov/item/2008679529/",
    "rights": "Public-domain period publication. Printed color, not modern AI colorization.",
    "sourceUrl": "https://www.loc.gov/item/2008679529/"
  },
  "mcallister-1925": {
    "title": "Hotel McAllister \u00b7 about 1925",
    "kind": "Period printed image",
    "image": "assets/images/boom/mcallister-1925.jpg",
    "copy": "A tall hotel dominates this postcard. Miami\u2019s visitor economy offered rooms in large urban buildings as well as the earlier resort hotels.",
    "metadata": "E. C. Kropp, Milwaukee. Tinted halftone postcard, catalog date about 1925. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Miami_-_Hotel_McAllister.jpg",
    "rights": "Public-domain period publication. Printed color, not modern AI colorization.",
    "sourceUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Miami_-_Hotel_McAllister.jpg"
  },
  "royal-palm-concert-1920": {
    "title": "A concert in Royal Palm Park \u00b7 about 1920",
    "kind": "Period printed image",
    "image": "assets/images/boom/royal-palm-concert-1920.webp",
    "copy": "People gather around the bandstand in Royal Palm Park. Public entertainment helped sell the experience of a winter stay, alongside the hotels and waterfront.",
    "metadata": "S. H. Kress & Co.; E. C. Kropp printer. Catalog date about 1920. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Miami_-_Band_Concert_in_Royal_Palm_Park_01.jpg",
    "rights": "Public-domain period publication. Printed color, not modern AI colorization.",
    "sourceUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Miami_-_Band_Concert_in_Royal_Palm_Park_01.jpg"
  },
  "miami-bank-1920": {
    "title": "Miami Bank and Trust \u00b7 about 1920",
    "kind": "Period printed image",
    "image": "assets/images/boom/miami-bank-1920.jpg",
    "copy": "The bank building stands at the corner of Northeast First Avenue and First Street. Its postcard places a financial institution among the landmarks used to represent the growing city.",
    "metadata": "E. C. Kropp, Milwaukee. Tinted halftone postcard, catalog date about 1920. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Miami_-_Miami_Bank_and_Trust_Company_Building.jpg",
    "rights": "Public-domain period publication. Printed color, not modern AI colorization.",
    "sourceUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Miami_-_Miami_Bank_and_Trust_Company_Building.jpg"
  },
  "urmey-1925": {
    "title": "Hotel Urmey \u00b7 about 1925",
    "kind": "Period printed image",
    "image": "assets/images/boom/urmey-1925.jpg",
    "copy": "The Urmey\u2019s street-facing facade fills the postcard. Such views advertised individual hotels as destinations within a growing commercial city.",
    "metadata": "E. C. Kropp, Milwaukee. Tinted halftone postcard, catalog date about 1925. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Miami_-_Hotel_Urmey.jpg",
    "rights": "Public-domain period publication. Printed color, not modern AI colorization.",
    "sourceUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Miami_-_Hotel_Urmey.jpg"
  },
  "burdines-1920": {
    "title": "Burdine\u2019s on Flagler Street \u00b7 about 1920",
    "kind": "Period printed image",
    "image": "assets/images/boom/burdines-1920.webp",
    "copy": "The department store anchors a busy shopping street. Retailers supplied residents while also giving winter visitors another reason to spend time downtown.",
    "metadata": "Tichnor Brothers postcard. Catalog date about 1920. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Miami_-_Burdine%27s,_Flagler_Steet.jpg",
    "rights": "Public-domain period publication. Printed color, not modern AI colorization.",
    "sourceUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Miami_-_Burdine%27s,_Flagler_Steet.jpg"
  },
  "p36-boom-aerial": {
    "title": "Miami from the air \u00b7 December 1924",
    "kind": "U.S. Army aerial photograph",
    "image": "assets/images/boom/miami-aerial-dec1924.jpg",
    "copy": "An aerial view of Miami before the Great Hurricane. Stamped December 1924.",
    "metadata": "National Archives 23936925. U.S. Army, Fourth Photo Section, Maxwell Field. The December 1924 stamp records receipt; the exposure date is not established. https://catalog.archives.gov/id/23936925",
    "rights": "United States federal government work; public domain.",
    "transcript": "See the Before and After story for context and the original repository link."
  },
  "boom-map": {
    "title": "Miami projected to 1935",
    "image": "assets/images/boom/miami-development-map1925.webp",
    "copy": "This development map places existing streets beside projected expansion. The year 1935 describes an anticipated future, not the date of a completed city.",
    "metadata": "Sauer & Seghy, 1925\u20131926. Library of Congress, 2010592715. https://www.loc.gov/item/2010592715/",
    "rights": "Period map; Library of Congress digital collection."
  },
  "boom-flagler": {
    "title": "Flagler Street \u00b7 1924",
    "image": "assets/images/boom/flagler-street-postcard1924.jpg",
    "copy": "The postcard presents the eastern section of Flagler Street as a busy commercial corridor. Its printed color belongs to the period publication.",
    "metadata": "J. N. Chamberlain postcard. Wikimedia Commons: Miami \u2013 Eastern section of Flagler Street. Catalog date 1924.",
    "rights": "Period publication; public domain."
  },
  "boom-bayshore": {
    "title": "Miami and Bay Shore \u00b7 1924",
    "image": "assets/images/boom/miami-bayshore-postcard1924.jpg",
    "copy": "Buildings and the waterfront fill this elevated view of Miami and Bay Shore. The postcard presents the city as a destination, before the hurricane photographs turned the same waterfront into a record of damage.",
    "metadata": "Underwood & Underwood / Curt Teich postcard. Wikimedia Commons: Bird\u2019s eye view of Miami and Bay Shore. Catalog date 1924.",
    "rights": "Period publication; public domain."
  },
  "nassau-july1926-report": {
    "title": "Nassau hurricane account",
    "source": "Nassau Guardian, July28,1926, reproduced in Monthly Weather Review54, July1926,p296. NOAA scan.",
    "sourceUrl": "https://www.aoml.noaa.gov/general/lib/lib1/nhclib/mwreviews/1926.pdf",
    "image": "assets/images/boom/nassau-july1926-report.jpg"
  }
}