| Burroughs Home & Gardens |
2505 First Street
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Burroughs Home & Gardens is giving Living History Tours on Fridays at
11am call 239-337-9505 for information.
The Burroughs Home is a 3-story Georgian Revival-style home built in 1901 for a wealthy businessman. This beautiful riverside home overlooks the Caloosahatchee River in Historic Downtown Fort Myers. Situated on the corner of First and Fowler, it is furnished with original family pieces and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. With over two acres of oak-shaded lawn, it is an ideal setting for weddings and special business
events.
For more information, contact event coordinator, Christine Forbes at 239-337-0706 or email cforbes@email.com
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| City of Palms Park |
2201 Edison Avenue
Box Office:: 239-334-4700
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Fort Myers in Lee County has been the spring-training home of the Boston Red Sox since 1993, when the team moved from Winter Haven (now the spring-training home of the Cleveland Indians). The Red Sox train at City of Palms Park, while the minor-league facility, featuring five full fields, is a short distance away.
The stadium is done in a pure Florida style, with a main covered grandstand and palm trees past the outfield fence. There are two sections separated by a concourse: the section closest to the action contains box seats and the section past the concourse contains bleachers. The complex contains a 9,000-square-foot visiting-team clubhouse, and four enclosed batting tunnels. The facility also features administrative offices, three executive booths, and complete media facilities. It was designed by HOK Sport, the architect of many other pro stadiums across the country.
The stadium is also used by the Gulf Coast Rookie League's Red Sox.
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| Edison Festival Of Light |
1524 Jackson Street
Phone: 239-334-2999
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| Edison Ford Winter Estate |
2350 McGregor Blvd.
Phone: (239) 334-7419
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One of the greatest historic treasures within Lee County.
Thomas Alva Edison spent his winters in Fort Myers, Florida. See his beautiful home complete with a laboratory and botanical gardens.
Also see the home of the historic winter residence of legendary automobile maker, Henry Ford. On display is a collection of over 200 Edison phonographs.
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| Fort myers Princess |
1300 Hendry St • City Pier
: 239 -337-2300
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Sunset Boat Tours /Private parties
THE FORT MYERS PRINCESS is at your fingertips to sweep you away on a scenic adventure while observing Florida wildlife on the Intracoastal Waterway along the Caloosahatchee River. We offer different cruises, sailing westbound down the Caloosahatchee River toward Sanibel Island & Gulf of Mexico passing the Edison & Ford Estates as well as eastbound along the Intracoastal Waterway toward Lake Okeechobee cruising up to or through the USCG Engineers three sets of locks.
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| Fort Myers Skate Park |
2277 Grand Ave.
: 239-275-9622
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Mondays 12pm - 4:30pm Open Skating
4:30pm - 9pm Bikes Only
Tuesday - Saturday 12pm - 9pm
Sunday 12pm - 6pm
Telephone Number: 239-689-4667
Address:
2277 Grand Avenue, Fort Myers, 33901
Fees:
Annual Memberships (unlimited use):
City Residents: $20/year
Non-City Residents: $45/year
YMCA Members: $20/year
Daily Usage
City Residents: $3/day
Non-City Residents: $5/day
YMCA Members: $3/day
NO PER HOUR CHARGES
For more information, please contact the Lee County YMCA at 275-9622.
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| Fort Myers Skatium |
2250 Broadway
Phone: 239-461-3145
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Ft. Myers Skatium offers a variety of affordable, exciting party packages featuring ice skating.
Reserve for Birthdays, Holidays and all special occasions!
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| Imaginarium Hands on Museum |
2000 Cranford Ave.
Main:: 239-337-3332
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The Imaginarium Hands on Museum offers 60 interactive exhibits providing hours of fun and education for the whole family. Other attractions include wild animals, a hurricane simulator, a wide screen 3-d movie theater, a gift shop and food services.
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| JC Cruises |
1300 Hendry St.
: (239) 334-7474
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The ship where friendly and courteous service combined with the best of food makes cruising with the Capt. J.P. a unique experience. We feature many different cruises on the Caloosahatchee River / Intracoastal Waterway. You might want to see the Gulf of Mexico or take a day trip to Lake Okeechobee or just go on a local historic cruise, passing the Edison Home, Ford Estate and other points of interest in our area. While observing Florida wildlife you can enjoy delicious food and fun aboard our air conditioned and heated modern tripledeck paddlewheeler.
All meals are prepared on board by our experienced staff.. See Fort Myers from a different point of view! Come sail along the picturesque Caloosahatchee River on a true historic voyage of our city.
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| Southwest Florida Museum of History |
2300 Peck St.
Phone: (239) 332-5955
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Discover the history of Southwest Florida.
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| The Butterfly Estates |
1815 Fowler Street
Office: 239-690-2359
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Surround yourself with thousands of butterflies in the Downtown Fort Myers River District at the new Eco-Attraction named The Butterfly Estates. Open 365 days per year, please come visit our southern style veranda wrapped restaurant, Flutterby's Cafe, Mother Natures Gift Shop, featuring our exquisite nature oriented gifts and Caterpillars Ice Cream Shop & Fudge Factory, where guests are lured in by the sweet aromas of homemade fudge and fresh ice cream.
Our 3,614 sq. foot Glazed Glass Butterfly Conservatory is home to cascading waterfalls with lush tropical nectar plants and butterflies that delight guests with their astounding beauty.
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