This is a Tudor Revival house built in 1924. The house was owned by Harry Stucky, furniture executive.

Lucius Cartright built this colonial revival house in 1923. He and his wife moved to his next project. They moved back here in 1928. They stayed in this house for 30 years.

This is a Spanish Revival Style Home built in 1925. It was the home of Edward Evans Fort Myers mayor and hardware store owner. His wife Belle was the daughter of cattleman Francis Hendry.

John Brennan, a Michigan carpenter built this bungalow in 1920 as his personal home

John Brennan built this 2 story craftsman house in 1921 for Sylvia and Alvin Gorton. Mr. Gorton was a local produce merchant realtor, then a Lee County Commissioner.

John Brennan built this bungalow in 1923 for his son in law and daughter Ethel Stroup

This a symmetrical built in 1922. It was built for Marie and Wilhelm Reiter. Mr

Reiter was a foreman for the Seminole Lumbar Company.

This is a two story home built in 1928. It is an example of the American Four-sqare style. It was built for Elizabeth Felton from Philadelphia

Henry Case built this house in 1924 for Jennie and Reuben Slappy, a merchant

    This is a distinctive bungalow with an arched front porch.  It was built for Mary and Roscoe Norton in 1928.  Mr. Norton was a realtor.