La Ciudad
- City of Miami Springs
Official city government site
- 100 Miami Springs — Centennial Site
Official centennial celebration
- 100 Miami Springs — Our History
Centennial timeline of Miami Springs history
- Miami Springs Historical Museum
City of Miami Springs page for the Historical Society museum at 501 East Drive
- Miami Springs Pueblo Style Architecture
City overview of the Pueblo Revival style, including attribution to James Bright's Southwest background
- Lua Curtiss House #2 — Country Club Estates
City historic site record citing the original 1926 Country Club Estates promotional brochure
- Wikipedia — Miami Springs, Florida
Sitios Históricos
- Curtiss Mansion
Glenn H. Curtiss Mansion and Gardens, Miami Springs
- Curtiss Mansion — Community History
History of Miami Springs and the Curtiss-Bright development
- Curtiss Mansion — National Register of Historic Places
NPS NRHP record no. 85003579, listed December 21, 2001
- Glenn Curtiss House — National Park Service
NPS article on the Curtiss House and its history
- Glenn H. Curtiss Mansion and Gardens — City of Miami Springs
City record confirming National Register listing (2001) and local historic designation (1987)
- Preserve America — Miami Springs, Florida
Advisory Council on Historic Preservation community profile
Archivos y Fuentes Primarias
- Florida Memory — State Archives of Florida
Public domain photographs and documents
- Florida Memory — Lua Curtiss House #1, Country Club Estates (1926)
Fishbaugh photograph, June 7, 1926. Record PHF278. Public domain.
- Florida Memory — Glenn H. Curtiss Home (1927)
Fishbaugh photograph. Public domain.
- Florida Memory — Two Homes in Country Club Estates (1926)
Fishbaugh photograph. Public domain.
- The Miami News — "Four Months of Development, Country Club Estates" (April 9, 1925)
Newspapers.com (subscription required). Promotional coverage of early Country Club Estates development.
- Glenn H. Curtiss Collection — Smithsonian NASM
Personal and corporate correspondence, photographs, and legal records (1905–1931)
- Glenn H. Curtiss Museum, Hammondsport NY
Personal letters, blueprints, and corporate documents held in Curtiss's hometown
- Hialeah History Digital Collection
Holds a 1926 Curtiss-Bright letter to property owners, early aerial photographs, and Curtiss-Bright Ranch images (ca. 1922)
- Library of Congress — Glenn Curtiss Photographs
Public domain photographs including the Harris & Ewing portrait collection
Personas
- Wikipedia — Glenn Hammond Curtiss
Aviation pioneer, inventor, and co-founder of Miami Springs
- Wikipedia — Glenn Curtiss Mansion
- James H. Bright Elementary — Biographies
Biographical notes on James H. Bright, co-developer of Country Club Estates
- Miami Springs Golf Course History — Yvonne Shonberger
Researched history of the Miami Springs Golf & Country Club by a Miami Springs Preservation Board member, drawing on primary sources and news accounts
Arquitectura
- Wikipedia — Pueblo Revival Architecture
- Bound By Beauty — Before Miami Shores: Pine Rocklands and Wet Prairies
Ecological history of the pre-development northwest Miami-Dade landscape
Aviación y Eastern Airlines
- Wikipedia — Eastern Air Lines
- MiamiSprings.com — Why So Many Eastern Airlines Employees Lived in Miami Springs
Documents the Glenn H. Curtiss Properties financing offers to Eastern employees in 1935
- Hangar 5 Foundation
Preservation of aviation history at the former 36th Street Airport site
- Flashback Miami — Hialeah
Historical overview of the Curtiss-Bright land development era in northwest Miami-Dade
- Smithsonian Air & Space — The Unrecognized First (Emory Conrad Malick)
Documents the disputed claim that Malick was the first African American aviator; genealogical evidence showed he was white — retracted by Smithsonian and NMAAHC in 2023
- MiamiSprings.com — Father of Cuban Aviation, Agustín Parlá
Documents Parlá's training at the Curtiss School of Aviation in Miami, January 1912
- Glenn Curtiss Aviation Museum — Teaching the World to Fly
Overview of Curtiss's international flight school students including Kondo, Singh, and Parlá
- Wikipedia — Curtiss Flying School
History of the Curtiss aviation schools and their international students
- Internet Archive — Aeronautics Magazine, 1912 (Vol. 11–12)
June and July 1912 issues feature Rafael Martí and Agustín Parlá as Curtiss school students
Hotel Country Club y Sanatorio Miami Battle Creek
- City of Miami Springs — Hotel Country Club (Fairhavens)
City historic site record: built 1926 by Glenn Curtiss, transferred to Dr. John Harvey Kellogg in 1929, operated as Miami Battle Creek Sanitarium
- City of Miami Springs — Fair Havens Historically Designated and Protected
City record of the 1984 local historic designation and 1986 National Register of Historic Places listing (ref. 86003876)
- University of Miami Libraries — Kellogg Southern Sanitarium (1928)
Jesse S. Wooley photograph, 1928. Floyd and Marion Rinhart Photograph Collection, ASM0157. Public domain.
- Miami Springs Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
Current operator of the historic 201 Curtiss Parkway building
Lecturas
- WLRN — The untold story of the pioneering aviator who founded Miami Springs
WLRN, December 2025
- ArcGIS StoryMap — The History of Agriculture in Miami-Dade County
Context on land use and agricultural history in Miami-Dade County