This house (AKA S.W. Stribley House) is located at 2424 McGregor Boulevard, Fort Myers. It was built in 1926
The architects were Henry Van Ryn and Gerrit de Gelleke. The style is Mission/Spanish Revival. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1996.
Casa Rio
Casa Rio
Casa Rio
Casa Rio
Casa Rio
This house is located at 2050 McGregor Boulevard, Fort Myers
William Towles House
William Towles House
William Towles House
William Towles House
William Towles House
Six Miles Cypress Slough
Six Miles Cypress Slough
Anhinga
Piliated Woodpecker
Alligator
Alligators
Alligators
Walkways Six Mile Cypress Slough
Same as above
Two Hawks
Same as above
Wild Flowers
Mangroves Six Miles Cypress Slough
Alligators
Wild Flower
Wild Flower
Turtles
Pond Six Mile Cypress Slough
Six Miles Cypress Slough
Gilmer Heitman House
Gilmer Heitman House
Gilmer Heitman House
Gilmer Heitman House
Gilmer Heitman House is located at 2577 First Street, Fort Myers. It was built by Gilmer in 1908. It was an engagement gift for his bride. Gilmer Heitman was a successful Fort Myers business man.
The style of the house is a combination of Victorian and Queen Anne. It features a large garden.
It is currently owned by Jeremy and and Kelly Zielemski. It is used for weddings and other celebrations.
It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1996.
Entrance Edison Park
Entrance Edison Park
Entrance Edison Park
Entrance to Edison Park
Entrance to Edison Park
Statue at the Entrance to Edison Park
Langford Building
The Langford Building was located on First Street (2278 First Street), Fort Myers between the Bank of Fort Myers Building and a stable. It was built by Walter Langford. It was formerly the site of the Grand Theater (the first downtown theater). Today, it is the site of the Lodge Restaurant. It also features rental apartments.
Langford Building.
Langford Building
Langford Building
Langford Building
This building was located at 2282 First Street, Fort Myers.
The Bank of Fort Myers opened for business in 1906. In 1911, Harvie Heitman (a bank officer) was responsible for the construction of a 3 story bank building for the Bank of Fort Myers. It was located at 2282 First Street. The first Floor was the lobby. The second floor was office space. The third floor was the home of Lodge 631 Order of Odd Fellows.
The bank featured a steel lined vault with automatic locking. The building front was brick and plate glass. The interior was fitted with black cypress wood. There were electric lights and running water.
Unfortunately, like many other financial institutions, the Bank of Fort Myers closed during the Depression.
For a while, J.C. Penney used the building. Many other businesses followed. The second floor was unoccupied since the 1960’s. The third floor was unused since the 1930’s.
It was previously the site of the Rendezvous Restaurant and Lounge. It is currently the site of Izzy’s Restaurant.
