Recently Added3 Places to Explore Naples HistoryBy Dallas Holland - October 10, 2018Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp 1 of 3 2. Naples Historical Society’s Historic Palm Cottage Naples Historical Society’s Historic Palm Cottage is a draw for history buffs and anyone who wants to learn more about the charming small town we call home. The beautifully restored two-story house, which is preserved and maintained under the guidance of the Naples Historical Society, features 3,500 square feet of original art, furniture, and tools dating back to 1895. Docents on the guided tour share stories of yesteryear, as well as fascinating facts about the home and the Naples community. The nonprofit also offers books and photos of Naples so that anyone can relive the trip down memory lane. 3. The Museum of the Everglades in Everglades City The Museum of the Everglades in Everglades City is a worthy stop when visiting one of the most popular areas of Southwest Florida. The Everglades is steeped in history, and the museum adds context. Aside from compelling short films, there is an array of important displays and artifacts from the era of the Calusa tribe of Native Americans to the present day. While the permanent exhibits cover the lives of early settlers, the museum also showcases the work of local and regional artists, with a new exhibit every month. For an even more in-depth experience, sign up for a one-hour walking tour to expand your knowledge of the historic buildings around Everglades City. Tours must be scheduled in advance. Facebook CommentsI agree to my Facebook data being stored and used as per Privacy Policy
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