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'tween Waters Inn
Captiva, FL
‘Tween Waters Inn was established on Captiva Island by F. Bowman and Grace B. Price in 1931.
Billy Bowlegs
Seminole Chief Billy Bowlegs refused to move West in 1842 following the Second Seminole War.
Bonita Springs Elementary School
Bonita Springs, FL
This school contains two historic building and is a rare example of a historical school that continues to serve its original function.
Captiva School And Chapel-By-The-Sea
Captiva, FL
The building now known as the Captiva Chapel-by-the-Sea was built in 1901 as a one-room schoolhouse by the Lee County Board of Public...
Edison & Ford Winter Estates
In 1885 world-famous inventor Thomas Alva Edison (1847-1931) first visited Fort Myers.
Fort Myers
In this vicinity, Caloosa Indian villages were located in ancient times.
Harney's Point
Cape Coral, FL
Near here on the Caloosahatchee River a band of 160 Indians attacked the Fort and Trading Post at four o'clock on the morning of July 23,...
Historic Captiva Cemetery
Captiva, FL
The Captiva Cemetery is closely associated with the history of Captiva Island.
Iwo Jima Monument
Cape Coral, FL
Side 1: This monument immortalizes the famous photograph taken by Associated Press photographer Joe Rosenthal during the American victory...
Military Cemetery
During the Seminole Wars, this was the site of a military cemetery for soldiers of Fort Harvie, 1841-42, and Fort Myers, 1850-58.
The First Baptist Church Of Boca Grande
Boca Grande, FL
The First Baptist Church of Boca Grande is the oldest church building on Gasparilla Island and housed one of the island’s two oldest...