
The historic Bank building, now an antique- laded B&B.
Everglades City has over 50 historic buildings, and a few of these will open their doors to visitors on March 10 at the Third Annual Everglades Homes Tour. The Everglades Society for Historic Preservation (ESHP) is again sponsoring the event from 1:00 to 5:00 PM.
Cost of seeing some of the oldest homes and buildings in Collier County is only $20 per person. The price includes a souvenir booklet with a map, pictures, and historical information. Registration for those without advanced tickets will be in McLeod Park, across the street from City Hall, right on the circle in the center of this Olde Florida town.
“Over 200 people showed up to tour homes

One of the stately historic houses.
On the same day, Art-in-the-Glades, a showcase for local artists to sell their crafts, will feature live music and refreshments in McLeod Park from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM Come early to savor the relaxed atmosphere of this rural outpost and purchase

One of the cute historic houses. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
For more info, see the organizer’s website at www.evergladeshistorical.org or phone Jane at 239-695-0333 or Marya at 239-695-2905. Everglades City is easy to reach. From I-75 (Alligator Alley), take Exit 80 south on SR-29. After 20 miles, you will cross US-41 (Tamiami Trail) and continue another four miles to the circle. McLeod Park is to the left of City Hall. Or, take US-41 from Naples or Marco to the corner of SR-29 and proceed south into Everglades City.
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