One of Pan Am's first terminals was located at Dinner Key in Coconut Grove, Florida and served Pan Am's Flying Clippers to Latin America and the Caribbean between 1930 and 1945.
Since 1950 it has served as Miami's City Hall.
It is time to return this magnificent art deco terminal to the people as a reminder of the significant role Pan American World Airways and Miami played in the development of the air transportation system that exists today.
Help us to convince the City of Miami to do what's right for the history of aviation and Coconut Grove, Florida and allow this building to serve as a museum to be enjoyed by visitors from around the world.