Ironic juxtaposition to the "FREEDOM Tower". My family and I were processed there as Cuban refugees in early 1962. When you are back in Miami I encourage you to visit the current exhibition by the Museum of Art & Design of the Miami-Dade College. Wonderful, beautifully curated. Art and local history.
It includes a room with images and recorded oral histories of unaccompanied minors like me who came in the early 60s under Operation Pedro Pan. I volunteered to record my bit, profile picture and also donated images of relevant memorabilia for their archives.
A must before this iconic building falls under the shadow of its antithetical 47-story high neigbor-to-be.
Theodore Roosevelt’s first presidential library will open in Medora, North Dakota (where he spent time after the simultaneous deaths of his wife and mother in the same house on Valentine’s Day, 1884) July 4, 2026. A fitting tribute to a president who carried our experiment in democracy forward.
A library that obscurs the view from a university....built in a much used parking area....for a man who does not read and is totally uninformed - not to mention disinterested - in history! Pathetic!
A Pointe....as usual! Love from Spain.
I'm not sure he will have anything worthwhile to put in to what will eventually become a sinkhole.
We can only hope! All memories of this dire presidency should be erased.
Just like he and his minions are trying to erase American history/world history.
auto correct changed covfefe to coffee
Let's hope "he" sinks under the weight weight his rants (anoher comig later today) before the Miami land sinks.
Terrific. Wish I'd out that in the article.
Good question, John. I wouldn't bet on it, though if you put his picture on your book cover you can be guaranteed an endorsement.
Would a Trump “ library “ actually contain books? 47 stories of banned literature….
Books? You must be joking. Maybe reproduced texts of his tweets?
Don,
It unsettles me in so many ways.
Ironic juxtaposition to the "FREEDOM Tower". My family and I were processed there as Cuban refugees in early 1962. When you are back in Miami I encourage you to visit the current exhibition by the Museum of Art & Design of the Miami-Dade College. Wonderful, beautifully curated. Art and local history.
https://www.mdc.edu/freedomtower/exhibitions.aspx
It includes a room with images and recorded oral histories of unaccompanied minors like me who came in the early 60s under Operation Pedro Pan. I volunteered to record my bit, profile picture and also donated images of relevant memorabilia for their archives.
A must before this iconic building falls under the shadow of its antithetical 47-story high neigbor-to-be.
Jose Castro
I'm sure it will have a lovely coffee shop.
Theodore Roosevelt’s first presidential library will open in Medora, North Dakota (where he spent time after the simultaneous deaths of his wife and mother in the same house on Valentine’s Day, 1884) July 4, 2026. A fitting tribute to a president who carried our experiment in democracy forward.
https://www.trlibrary.com/
A library that obscurs the view from a university....built in a much used parking area....for a man who does not read and is totally uninformed - not to mention disinterested - in history! Pathetic!