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MIAMI (CBSMiami) – Miami Marine Stadium is now on the National Park Service’s national register of historic places.
READ MORE: Parkland first responder weighs in on Uvalde massacre: ‘It’s gut wrenching’Florida’s Secretary Of State Ken Detzner made the announcement earlier today.
READ MORE: Residents fed up with Biscayne Bay partiesThe stadium opened in 1963 as the result of a partnership between Cuban-American architect Hilario Candela and engineer Jack Meyer.
It was designed for public use and enjoyment.
MORE NEWS: 'Hidden Worlds': An immersive voyage into deepest oceans & mesmerizing mangroves through state-of-the-art technologyIt was used for sporting and entertainment events until 1992, when it closed because of Hurricane Andrew.
