pretty and secluded but not really a lot to look at. Probably interesting to historians and archaeologists, though.
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pretty and secluded but not really a lot to look at. Probably interesting to historians and archaeologists, though.
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Currently closed for renovation. Sign said tours resume Apr 24, 2012. Website says oldest remaining house on Ft. Myers Beach from early 1900's. Built on top of ancient Calusa shell mound. Very cool, can see old shells in soil around property and water all around property with views of Estero Bay. Would have enjoyed hearing about the family who built...
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it is locked up most of the time so you cannot get in- wierd that you cannot even get into the park unless the "locals" are working -which they are not most of the time.
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I love the Mound House. The setting is absolutely beautiful and it is so peaceful. I haven't gone on their tour or anything, but we visit often to just hang out and watch people pass by on their boats.
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The mound house and it's history are interesting if you've run out of things to do.
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New exhibit not open yet but will be informative when it is.
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This is a definite go to if you have any interest in the history of FMB [Fort Meyers Beach]....you learn terribly ingenious the Calusa indians were and how they used everything that nature provided and wasted nothing.....it's only 1 hr long, and you give a donation.....interesting, great tour guides....interesting for young and old alike.
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