Lua Curtiss House I

Lua Curtiss House I — view
Lua Curtiss House I. Photo via Wikimedia Commons.
MIAMI SPRINGS, UNITED STATES

Lua Curtiss House I

A historic residence in Miami Springs, Florida, designed by the architectural firm Curtiss & Bright and recognized for its cultural significance to the region.

At a glance

The Lua Curtiss House I, also known as The Alamo, is a residential landmark located at 85 Deer Run in Miami Springs. The house was designed by Curtiss & Bright, an architectural partnership that left a mark on early twentieth-century Florida residential design.

History

The residence was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places on November 1, 1985, acknowledging its historical importance to Miami Springs and the broader architectural heritage of South Florida.

What you see

Further architectural details about the house’s style, materials, and distinctive features are not documented in available sources.

Cultural significance

As a registered historic property, the Lua Curtiss House I represents an important example of residential architecture in Miami Springs during the early development of this planned community.

Key facts

  • Location: 85 Deer Run, Miami Springs, Florida, United States
  • Architects: Curtiss & Bright
  • Listed on U.S. National Register of Historic Places: November 1, 1985
  • Coordinates: 25.81694444, -80.28805556

Practical information & getting there

The house is located in Miami Springs, a planned community northwest of Miami. Visit the address at 85 Deer Run to view this historic residence from the street.

Sources & resources

Editorial text © Cultural Heritage Online. Facts drawn from Wikipedia/Wikidata.

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