History of Palm Beach, Florida, USA

Palmbeach, a post-village and fashionable resort of Dad co., Fla., is on a narrow strip of land between Lake Worth and the Atlantic Ocean, 65 miles N. of Miami, on the Florida East Coast R. Pop. about 300.

After devastating Puerto Rico, a ferocious storm whips ashore at Palm Beach, Florida. Rain from the hurricane fills Lake Okeechobee, Florida, causing major flooding. In the storm's aftermath, 1,836 people are dead.

Timeline: U.S. Storm Disasters
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Visit Worth Avenue: Known as one of the most iconic shopping streets in the country, Worth Avenue is a must-visit for those looking for high-end shopping, art galleries, and upscale boutiques.

Relax on Palm Beach: Of course, the main attraction is the beach itself. Enjoy the sun, surf, and sand at one of the many public beaches like Midtown Beach or Phipps Ocean Park.

Norton Museum of Art: If you're interested in art, the Norton Museum of Art is a cultural gem. It features an impressive collection of European, American, Chinese, and contemporary art.

Flagler Museum: Explore the Gilded Age history of Palm Beach by visiting the Flagler Museum, located in the grand Whitehall mansion. It provides a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle of the early 20th century.

Lion Country Safari: Just a short drive from Palm Beach, Lion Country Safari is a unique wildlife park where you can drive through large enclosures and observe animals like lions, giraffes, and zebras in a semi-natural...