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Over the past 10 plus days, demolition has taken place on the 102 year old Tobacco Road. The demolition crew was Thunder Demolition with Group 3 Contractors. The bar held the first liquor license in Miami and now debris from the building is all that remains on the site. During the demolition, the team from Thunder Demolition was able to save the original Dade-County Pine from the building. Employees from Tobacco Road plan on using the original wood to make coasters, cutting boards and tables to preserve the history of the original location. General Manager Joel Rivera and employees still need to raise $50,000 and are doing this until December 2 through Kickstarter. They need any donations possible to help move into a new location across the lot. More photos and video can be seen here: http://www.goldenduskphotography.com/blog/?category=Tobacco%20Road

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Earlier this year the City of Miami agreed to pay $16 million to improve the grounds outside the Miami Marine Stadium, which will include an event space and park. These improvements will allow the Miami International Boat Show to host their event on the stadium grounds starting in 2016.

Tobacco Road is the oldest bar in Miami after having received its liquor license in 1912. The upstairs bar was used as a speakeasy during Prohibition and was said to have been frequented by gangster Al Capone. The venue is now used as a restaurant and a place for live music. Unfortunately, the land was bought by developer Carlos Mattos, which forced the owners of Tobacco Road to close its doors permanently in 2014 after 102 years. October 25, 2014 will be the last day/night Tobacco Road will be open in this location. The new owner is trying to raise money for a kickstarter campaign to move the restaurant in Brickell at 69 SW 7th St. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/tobaccoroad/save-history-miamis-oldest-bar-legendary-tobacco-r Song: Rare Earth - Tobacco Road

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