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1A View of Ocean Road

Vintage cars line the pastel, art deco streets of Ocean Road—one of Miami's most famous avenues.
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2The Exterior of Hotel Webster

Located in the Art Deco District of Miami Beach Florida, Webster Hotel was a hotspot for visitors in the 1980s.
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3The Iconic Century Hotel
Bettmann//Getty ImagesRest assured, the pink and green exterior of Miami's Century Hotel was as big of a novelty back in the 1980s as it is today.
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4A Hollywood Visitor
Art SEITZ//Getty ImagesBurt Reynolds in Miami circa February 1980 for the Queen's Tennis Tournament. At the time, Reynolds was a huge movie star.
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5Inside a Miami Home
Peter Bischoff//Getty ImagesIsaraeli actress Daliah Lavi, who starred in classic films like Casino Royale, welcomed photographers into her waterfront Miami home in 1980.
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6A Memorable Press Conference
Fairfax Media Archives//Getty ImagesCher at the Boulevard Hotel—another iconic Miami hotel, to this day—for a press conference in 1981.
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7A Golf Destination
Jacky COOLEN//Getty ImagesAmerican actor James Caan visited Miami in 1981 for a round of golf with his young son. At the time his film, Thief, had just come out.
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8The Locals
Robert Alexander//Getty ImagesA group of Miamians stop to let their dogs interact in 1981 along one of the city's popular streets.
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9A Big Match
Focus On Sport//Getty ImagesMuhammad Ali took on Trevor Berbick in December 1981 at the Miami Beach Convention Center. The legendary boxer ended up losing the fight and returned to retirement for good soon after.
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10Training Sessions
The Ring Magazine//Getty ImagesBefore the fight, the legendary boxer trained in Miami. Here, he's seen working out in a local gym.
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11Julio Iglesias at Home
Peter Bischoff//Getty ImagesSpanish singer-songwriter Julio Iglesias enjoying some R&R at his Miami family home after traveling on tour in 1981. He raised his sons, Julio Iglesias Jr. and Enrique Iglesias, in Miami.
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12In the Studio
Peter Bischoff//Getty ImagesIglesias is seen recording new music at a studio in Miami in 1982 while on a break from touring.
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13Peter, Paul and Mary Reunite
Fairfax Media Archives//Getty ImagesThe popular folk group, Peter, Paul and Mary, announced their reunion as a group in 1982 outside of the Boulevard Hotel in Miami.
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14Awards Show Glamour
Art SEITZ//Getty ImagesActress Goldie Hawn is seen after winning a Star of the Year award in 1982 at a Miami awards show. Hawn was presented the award by her Best Friends costar, Burt Reynolds.
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15On a Film Set
Bettmann//Getty ImagesMiami served as the filming location for the 1982 film Absence of Malice. The film's star, Paul Newman, is seen reading a copy of the Miami Standard between takes.
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16A Visit From the President
Diana Walker//Getty ImagesPresident Ronald Regan places a souvenir hat on his head as he leaves a U.S. Coast Guard vessel, docked just outside Miami, in 1982.
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17And Another Visit
Bettmann//Getty ImagesPresident Ronald Reagan was welcomed with open arms by Miami's cuban community as he visited the Little Havana neighborhood in 1983. Reagan was widely supported in the city for his remarks on Cuba's regime and hard stance on drugs.
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18A Famous Wedding
Bettmann//Getty ImagesIn 1983, comedian Jerry Lewis tied the knot to his longtime girlfriend, SanDee Pitnick, in a small ceremony in Key Biscayne.
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19The Budweiser Grand Prix
Bob Harmeyer//Getty ImagesMiami hosted the Budweiser Grand Prix on a temporary street circuit in 1983 in front of Bayfront Park.
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20An Iconic Art Installation
Bettmann//Getty ImagesIn 1983, Miami artist Christo created his "Giant Lily Pads" art installation, featuring pink floating tarps around a series of small islands between Key Biscayne and Miami. It cost more than $3 million to complete and garnered much attention to the struggling city.
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