Established in 1913, Homestead is known for its historic contribution to the development of South Florida as it served as a major hub for Henry Flagler’s railroad starting in 1903. Today its beautiful natural setting, lush tree lined streets and unique vernacular architecture all serve as a reminder to visitors of the spirit of early South Florida communities. Each generation has made their mark and contributed to the evolution of Homestead. With a population of more than 70,000, this little railroad town has bloomed into a thriving city of diverse cultures and heritage.