Fort Myers Historical Museum

Fort Myers Historical Museum traces the history of Fort Myers and southwestern Florida through models, artifacts and exhibits. Housed in the former Atlantic Coastline Railroad depot, the museum presents Calusa and Seminole Indian relics, the "Esperanza," the last private Pullman rail car made in America, a 1900's Cracker farm house and articles from the period of Spanish exploration. The military, agriculture, boating and fishing industries in Fort Myers are highlighted as well as 1,200 piece collection of depression and carnival glass.