At Monday night’s City Council meeting, the City made history by naming Ken Wilde as its first Honorary City Historian.
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Wilde—Vice Chair of the Historic Preservation Board and an active member of the Miami Springs Historical Society & Museum—has spent years preserving and sharing our community’s story. He’s documented architectural landmarks, organized local history events, and is currently preparing a Miami Springs Centennial history book.
This recognition honors a passion that has helped keep our heritage alive and accessible to residents young and old.
Congratulations, Ken! And thank you for your dedication to safeguarding Miami Springs’ past for the generations to come.
