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Edison-Ford Winter Estates
 

2350 McGregor Boulevard
Fort Myers, FL
33901

Phone: 239-334-7419
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Edison-Ford Winter Estates Description:

The Thomas Edison and Henry Ford estates are historic landmarks in Fort Myers. Edison first built his Fort Myers home in 1886 and used this home as his winter retreat until 1931. His good friend Henry Ford became his next-door neighbor in 1915. The estates are now owned by the City of Fort Myers and the public may tour the homes, Edison’s laboratory, and the museum in which various memorabilia are housed. You may also tour the 14-acre tropical botanical gardens originally developed by Edison and his wife, which feature a great variety of plants, flowers and trees imported from all over the world, including a huge Banyan tree from India. On weekdays, you can take a narrated river cruise.

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Fort Myers
Fort Myers, also known as the City of Palms, is located north and west of the Southwest Florida International Airport and east of the Caloosahatchee River. Vacationers staying at Fort Myers Beach or Sanibel Island will want to visit Fort Myers for attractions, shopping and dining. Fort Myers is the historical heart of southwest Florida.



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