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tobacco road bar miami liquor at 626 S. Avenue. Photos from 1985 and 2014. Issued Miami's first liquor license in 1912, Tobacco Road was Miami's oldest bar. "Last call at Tobacco Road" Miami's Oldest Bar Closes After

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tobacco road bar miami liquor at 626 S. Avenue. Photos from 1985 and 2014. Issued Miami's first liquor license in 1912, Tobacco Road was Miami's oldest bar. "Last call at Tobacco Road" Miami's Oldest Bar Closes After

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tobacco road bar miami liquor at 626 S. Avenue. Photos from 1985 and 2014. Issued Miami's first liquor license in 1912, Tobacco Road was Miami's oldest bar. "Last call at Tobacco Road" Miami's Oldest Bar Closes After

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tobacco road bar miami liquor at 626 S. Avenue. Photos from 1985 and 2014. Issued Miami's first liquor license in 1912, Tobacco Road was Miami's oldest bar. "Last call at Tobacco Road" Miami's Oldest Bar Closes After

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tobacco road bar miami liquor at 626 S. Avenue. Photos from 1985 and 2014. Issued Miami's first liquor license in 1912, Tobacco Road was Miami's oldest bar. "Last call at Tobacco Road" Miami's Oldest Bar Closes After

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tobacco road bar miami liquor at 626 S. Avenue. Photos from 1985 and 2014. Issued Miami's first liquor license in 1912, Tobacco Road was Miami's oldest bar. "Last call at Tobacco Road" Miami's Oldest Bar Closes After
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