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the tall tropical tree on which coconuts grow: coconut groves.

the tall tropical tree on which coconuts grow: coconut groves.

The area is often referred to as "The Grove", and many locals take pride that Coconut Grove is one of the greenest areas of Miami.

Horace Porter, a onetime Union surgeon. Porter applied for a U.S. Post Office for the area in 1873, calling it Cocoanut Grove (sic) after viewing a couple of nearby Coconut Palm trees! After Porter was unsuccessful in his attempt to swindle the widow Beasley out of her property, he left the area.

The area is often referred to as "The Grove", and many locals take pride that Coconut Grove is one of the greenest areas of Miami.

Coconut Grove, also known colloquially as The Grove, is an affluent and the oldest continuously inhabited neighborhood of Miami in Miami-Dade County, Florida.

Horace Porter, a onetime Union surgeon. Porter applied for a U.S. Post Office for the area in 1873, calling it Cocoanut Grove (sic) after viewing a couple of nearby Coconut Palm trees! After Porter was unsuccessful in his attempt to swindle the widow Beasley out of her property, he left the area.

Coconut Grove is the oldest neighborhood in the City of Miami. The Grove was first settled in the mid-1800's and was established in 1873 with construction of its post office.

Coconut Grove, also known colloquially as The Grove, is an affluent and the oldest continuously inhabited neighborhood of Miami in Miami-Dade County, Florida.

Banyan trees, palms and live oaks line quiet residential streets. Parks and green spaces dot the Biscayne Bay shoreline, and peacocks are known to roam wild. With Bahamian roots dating to the 1870s, Coconut Grove is home to one of Miami's historic Black communities.

Coconut Grove is the oldest neighborhood in the City of Miami. The Grove was first settled in the mid-1800's and was established in 1873 with construction of its post office.

Coconut Grove's first settlers came from the Bahamas and were soon joined by a worldly group of individualists – sailors, intellectuals, naturalists, millionaires and artists – who gave the Grove its enduring identity and live-and-let-live lifestyle.

Banyan trees, palms and live oaks line quiet residential streets. Parks and green spaces dot the Biscayne Bay shoreline, and peacocks are known to roam wild. With Bahamian roots dating to the 1870s, Coconut Grove is home to one of Miami's historic Black communities.

Since its inception in the late 1800′s, Coconut Grove has been home to tycoons, adventurers, artists, writers and musicians alike with an A-list roster of residents that have included David Crosby, Jimmy Buffett, Tennessee Williams, Alexander Graham Bell, and Madonna – just to name a few.

Coconut Grove's first settlers came from the Bahamas and were soon joined by a worldly group of individualists – sailors, intellectuals, naturalists, millionaires and artists – who gave the Grove its enduring identity and live-and-let-live lifestyle.

Since its inception in the late 1800′s, Coconut Grove has been home to tycoons, adventurers, artists, writers and musicians alike with an A-list roster of residents that have included David Crosby, Jimmy Buffett, Tennessee Williams, Alexander Graham Bell, and Madonna – just to name a few.

Since its inception in the late 1800′s, Coconut Grove has been home to tycoons, adventurers, artists, writers and musicians alike with an A-list roster of residents that have included David Crosby, Jimmy Buffett, Tennessee Williams, Alexander Graham Bell, and Madonna – just to name a few.

Horace Porter, a onetime Union surgeon. Porter applied for a U.S. Post Office for the area in 1873, calling it Cocoanut Grove (sic) after viewing a couple of nearby Coconut Palm trees! After Porter was unsuccessful in his attempt to swindle the widow Beasley out of her property, he left the area.

Since its inception in the late 1800′s, Coconut Grove has been home to tycoons, adventurers, artists, writers and musicians alike with an A-list roster of residents that have included David Crosby, Jimmy Buffett, Tennessee Williams, Alexander Graham Bell, and Madonna – just to name a few.

Although it may not be the best-known area, Coconut Grove is one of Miami's hidden gems. Don't miss the Biscayne Museum, or a walk along Brickell Street, full of old houses and massive mansions, spend a pleasurable evening along CocoWalk or have a drink in the livelier streets in the neighbourhood.

Horace Porter, a onetime Union surgeon. Porter applied for a U.S. Post Office for the area in 1873, calling it Cocoanut Grove (sic) after viewing a couple of nearby Coconut Palm trees! After Porter was unsuccessful in his attempt to swindle the widow Beasley out of her property, he left the area.

Coconut Grove's first settlers came from the Bahamas and were soon joined by a worldly group of individualists – sailors, intellectuals, naturalists, millionaires and artists – who gave the Grove its enduring identity and live-and-let-live lifestyle.

Although it may not be the best-known area, Coconut Grove is one of Miami's hidden gems. Don't miss the Biscayne Museum, or a walk along Brickell Street, full of old houses and massive mansions, spend a pleasurable evening along CocoWalk or have a drink in the livelier streets in the neighbourhood.

Coconut Grove's first settlers came from the Bahamas and were soon joined by a worldly group of individualists – sailors, intellectuals, naturalists, millionaires and artists – who gave the Grove its enduring identity and live-and-let-live lifestyle.