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 One of many colorful murals in Punta Gorda; this one celebrates local black history, and decorates a community center. |
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 View of the historic (1888) lighthouse at Sanibel. It is owned by the federal government but managed by the City of Sanibel, which houses some of its workers there in its historic buildings, but there is talk of adding more interpretive signs, and maybe even a museum, some day..421 |
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One building in Punta Gorda’s History Park. This is the former office building of Trabue, one of the city’s first leaders. Now, it is home to the prolific Peace River Writers Society (thanks to Lin Williams for providing a fascinating tour of this part of town)43 fifth grade class |
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 Will Rood from Clewiston stands for scale, at an island recently exposed by lowered levels in Lake O. Will’s family has lived near the lake for three generations, and he has never seen the water so low (also, he was one of the first in the area to notice fossils exposed on some islands). |
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