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Search this comprehensive list of historic sites to find your ideal historical adventure on The Beaches of Fort Myers & Sanibel. You’ll find a variety of exciting sites, from battlefields to Native American reservations, all searchable by type, amenities or community.

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Burroughs Home & Gardens
Burroughs Home& Gardens   Built in1901,this Georgian Revival Mansion was the scene of many social events that hosted the F...more
Cabbage Key Inn
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Welcome to this unique 100-acre Island reminiscent of days gone by. The original Inn and restaurant features the famous Dollar Bill Bar and Cheeseburg...more
The Historical Museum is now open on Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday from 1 - 4 p.m. We have extensive history of Cape Coral, Native Americans and Gulf...more
Edison & Ford Winter Estates
The Edison & Ford Winter Estates encompass 20 acres of tropical gardens, the Edison & Ford historic homes, Edison's laboratory, a museum with ...more
Koreshan State Historic Site
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Settled in 1894, this religious settlement boasted 50 buildings at one time, 11 of which still remain, including the Bakery, Art Hall, and the restore...more
Matanzas Pass Preserve and Historic Cottages
This peaceful retreat on Estero Bay is where you can watch osprey, stroll along the boardwalk, or relax and enjoy nature. Visit the Historic Cottage a...more
Mound House: Archaeological & Historic Site
The Mound House is the oldest surviving home (ca. 1906-21) on Fort Myers Beach built on a Calusa mound overlooking Estero Bay. Currently under renovat...more
Mound Key Archaeological State Park
Framed in forests of mangrove trees, the shell mounds on Mound Key rise more than 30 feet above Estero Bay.  The highest elevation for miles a...more
Murder Mystery Dinner Train
Murder Mystery Dinner Train: Fun, food and murder. A truly unique dining experience. Your five course dinner is prepared on board and served at tab...more
Randell Research Center at Pineland
Visitors to the RRC can tour the Calusa Heritage Trail, a 3,700-foot interpretive walkway that leads visitors through mounds, canals and other feature...more