Key West Historic Seaport

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The Key West Historic Seaport is defined by a wide, natural curve in the island’s northern shoreline known as the Key West Bight. This protected bay has functioned as a maritime hub for over two hundred years, providing a safe anchorage for mariners as early as the seventeen hundreds. When permanent settlement began in the eighteen twenties, the harbor became the epicenter for the island’s economic life.

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