This was constructed as an airplane bungalow in 1926. This was constructed for Jennie and Henry Colquit. He was responsible for the Colquitt Building at Second and Broadway in Fort Myer 

2781 Rhode Island Avenue

2706 First Street

     This is a grand bungalow with 3480 square feet of space. It was built in 1919 for Doctor Gordon Henry and his wife Essie.  In 1934, it became the home and office of Doctors Walter Grace.

This house was built in 1920. The owners were Professor Thomas Jones, a violinist and his wife Bessie. The Jones were from Pittsburgh.

2751 Rhode Island Avenue, Fort Myers

     This classic bungalow was built in 1922 by John Dean’s United Construction Company.  Business man Bard Hendry and his wife Mary lived on this house from 1925 to 1929

2771 Rhode Island Avenue Fort Myers

2760 Rhode Island Avenue, Fort Myers

This bungalow was built in 1931. Charles Staley and his wife Alice briefly rented this house. They moved back here in 1926 and remained here for the rest of their lives.

This house was built in 1921. It combines the craftsman and the American Foursquare Styles. It was built for Joseph Hill who worked as a machinist.

2773 Providence Street, Fort Myers

2750 Rhode Avenue Fort Myers

House was built in 1924. House contains many Craftsman Details. It was built for City Manager Charles Staley and his wife Alice.

This house was built in 1922. The house was damaged by fire. This bungalow was enlarged and elevated. First owner was sporting goods owner Joseph Parker.

2740 Rhode Island Avenue, Fort Myers

This house was built in 1926. Fort Myers physician William Grace and his wife Annie lived in this house

2720 Rhode island Avenue

This was the home of Virgil and Ellen Robb. This house was built in 1920. It demonstrates the English Arts and Crafts Style. Mr Robb was the co-founder of a Fort Myers furniture store.

2721 Rhode Island Fort Myers