But before it’s gone to make way for a modern skyscraper, and in homage to the ones that have already disappeared, let’s take look at how these four 1920s-era hotels once looked in photos from the Miami Herald archive:
EVERGLADES
Everglades Hotel in downtown Miami in 1952. Bob East/Miami Herald File
Everglades Hotel room in 1960. Bob East/Miami Herald File
The Everglades in 1990. Candace Barbot/Miami Herald File
The Everglades, overlooking Bayfront Park, is shown above in the process of having its entire exterior refinished in preparation for it re-opening in an undated photo. The new exterior color was pale green. Miami Herald File
Twins contest and an underwater egg hunt at the Everglades pool in 1960. John Pineda/Miami Herald File
The WTVJ television tower on top of the Everglades Hotel in downtown Miami in 1999. Miami Herald File
In 2002, the modern glass facade of the Everglades. Miami Herald File
The Everglades comes down in a implosion. Miami Herald File
COLUMBUS
In 1988, Columbus Hotel from Biscayne Boulevard facing west. Miami Herald File
The Vizcaya Room at the Columbus Hotel in 1960. Miami Herald File
In 1960, the Columbus Hotel’s Vizcaya Room. Miami Herald File
Junior League luncheon at the Columbus Hotel in 1954. Miami Herald File
Rubble of the McAllister next to the Columbus in downtown Miami in 1988, when both buildings were demolished. Tim Chapman/Miami Herald File
COLONIAL
High-wire walked Heinrich Krause balances between Colonial and Everglades hotels in 1954. Miami Herald File
In 1948, the Colonial Hotel before a face-lift. Miami Herald File
Miami Colonial Hotel in 1989. Albert Coya/Miami Herald File
The hotel formerly known as the Colonial and now operating as the YVE. Al Diaz/adiaz@miamiherald.com
McALLISTER
McAllister Hotel in 1952. Bob East/Miami Herald File
McAllister and Columbus Hotels, with Metromover in the foreground in 1987. John Kral/Miami Herald File
McAllister Hotel entrance in 1926 after a hurricane. Miami Herald File
McAllister Hotel from the air in 1973. Bill Kuenzel/Miami Herald File
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