Agriculture and the Redland · gathering place
Cauley Square Historic Village
historic railroad village of shops · Goulds
- Opened
- 1903
- Community
- Goulds · census designated place
- Status as of 11 September 2026
- operating
- Historical state
- pre Andrew
- Connections
- 3 edges, 3 distinct neighbours · betweenness 0.025 (rank 21 of 371) · moves and capital only 0.000 (rank 200)
- Confidence
- Medium · sources: [A10] (register)
William H. Cauley builds the village in 1903 on ten acres beside the Florida East Coast Railway to ship his tomatoes north and house railway workers. Hurricane Andrew causes more than one million dollars of damage in 1992 and most of the main building's second floor is demolished before repairs. Miami-Dade County declares it a historic site in 1994 and it operates as a village of shops and restaurants at 22400 Old Dixie Highway.
Detail: 22400 Old Dixie Hwy
Connections
Moves, founders, developers
- founded byWilliam H. CauleyVillage built to ship tomatoes on the FEC1903
Anchors, connections, hosting
- hostsRedland Riot Road RallyeRally stop1994 to present
Influence
- shaped byFlorida East Coast Railway extension to HomesteadVillage built beside the new railway to ship tomatoes1903
Located
- located inGoulds22400 Old Dixie Highway1903 to present