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NewsMiami Today NewsAugust 12, 2026Miami-Dade

Museum of Miami opens exhibition on the 1926 hurricane

The Museum of Miami is launching a new exhibition titled “Caught in the Eye: Remembering the 1926 Hurricane” on September 18. The display commemorates the 100th anniversary of the storm that caused significant destruction and prompted the rebuilding of the city.

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Why It Matters

The exhibition provides public access to historical records and artifacts regarding the 1926 hurricane, a defining event in Miami's urban development.

Key Facts

  • The exhibition is titled “Caught in the Eye: Remembering the 1926 Hurricane.”
  • The exhibition opens on September 18.
  • The exhibition is located at 101 W Flagler St.
  • The event marks the 100th anniversary of the 1926 hurricane.
  • The 1926 hurricane necessitated a major rebuilding effort for the city of Miami.

Who's Mentioned

personDr. Paul George“Resident historian and exhibition co-curator.”organizationMuseum of Miami“The institution hosting the exhibition.”personNatalia Crujeiras“CEO and executive director of the Museum of Miami.”personRichard Gray“Federal weather forecaster during the 1926 storm.”organizationAmerican Red Cross“Provided $3 million in relief efforts after the 1926 storm.”location101 W Flagler St.“Location of the museum.”