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EPISODE · Aug 17, 2025 · 13 MIN

Exploring Key West's Rich Cigar History

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Exploring Key West's Rich Cigar History   In this episode of the Fun in Key West podcast, host Michele O'Connor delves into the fascinating history of Key West's cigar industry, featuring a spotlight on the Martinez Havana Company factory building. The episode covers the boom of the cigar industry in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Key West's status as a cigar manufacturing hub, and the architectural resilience of cigar factories designed to withstand hurricanes. The significance of the cigar industry on the island's economy and culture is highlighted, along with trivia and fun facts to entertain listeners. Michele also invites listeners to explore more historic sites, join the Fun in Key West newsletter, and connect through the book club and other interactive content.   00:00 Welcome to Fun in Key West 01:26 Exploring Key West's Cigar Boom 02:19 Historic Marker Monday: Martinez Havana Company 02:57 The Rise and Fall of Key West's Cigar Industry 05:42 Architectural Marvels and Industry Impact 09:28 Fun Facts and Historical Insights 10:23 Stay Connected with Fun in Key West 11:55 Wrapping Up: Key West's Rich History   https://funinkeywest.com/  

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