Museum of the Everglades
Check pricesA historic museum in Everglades City, housed in a 1920s laundry building, covering roughly two millennia of regional history.

A Collier County museum on Marco Island focused on the Calusa people and the island's later development.
180 South Heathwood Drive, Marco Island, FL 34145 · Marco Island, FL
Part of the Collier County Museum System and operated with the Marco Island Historical Society, this museum presents the Calusa Indians of Southwest Florida through displays and a recreated village scene. Its exhibits also follow the island's history from early pioneer days as a fishing village, pineapple farm, and clam cannery, through the rapid growth of the 1960s.
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