Unbound booklet entitled "Characteristics of the Sportfishery in the Ten Thousand Islands Area of Florida from June 1, 1971 - June 30, 1974" by Marco Applied Marine Ecology Station, Marco Island, Florida, April 1975. 62 pages with illustrations and maps.

Facsimile copy of sworn testimony of Lindsey W. Crayton, wife of E.W. Crayton, concerning the existence of the "Old Canal".  The canal connected Naples Bay with the Gulf of Mexico and was filled in by Mr. Crayton in 1934.  Ms. Crayton refers to the two legends of the "Old Canal": it was created by pirates for hiding and escaping; and it was dug by Indians before the Seminole Wars.

Recorded in OR Book 19 Page 291 on January 21, 1958 by the Collier County Circuit Court. 

Town of Everglades Commissioner's meeting minutes of May 4, 1927.  Building ordinance passed restricting new construction in specific town blocks to residential buildings only.  Building permits to be obtained from City Manager.  Frank C. Morgan resigns as City Attorney and is succeeded by Eric M. Donaldson.  

Booklet containing Naples Community Hospital Inc. Charter and By-Laws, January 1958. 
Initial Charter witnessed on April 1, 1953 by the following individuals from Naples except where noted otherwise:
John J. Meli, M.D.
Julius Fleischmann
Beatrice B. Briggs
Mary S. Morris
B.W. Morris, Jr.
James L. Walker
William D. Reynolds
Mrs. Roy Smith
Alice Bowling
Norman A. Herren (Everglades, Fla.)
Elva B. Griffis (Marco, Fla.)
Jane D. Tibbett
S.E. Hunkin
J.G. Sample
Paul H. Buchanan
A.B. Miller
E.L. Turner
John A. Luse
L.A. Orick
Fred M. Lowdermilk
Edwin M. Watson
Leonard H. King
Lester F. Grimes
William D. Hixon
Lester Piper (Bonita Springs, Fla.)
Rev. Tracy Day Spencer

By-laws listed "As amended effective December 12, 1957". 

Marco Island Preview program, January 23, 1965, presented by the Marco Island Development Corporation and The Deltona Corporation.  Program accompanied letter invitation sent to Collier County Clerk of Court Margaret T. Scott. 

Marco Island officially opened to the general public on Sunday, January 31, 1965.

Letter invitation to Collier County Clerk of Court Margaret T. Scott from The Mackle Bros.  Dated January 12, 1965.  The brothers extended an invitation to attend the preview of Marco Island on January 23.  Program of the preview festivities accompanied letter.

Marco Island officially opened to the general public on Sunday, January 31, 1965.

Twenty-one page booklet.  World War II Honor List of Dead and Missing State of Florida War Dept. June 1946. 

Data prepared by the Adjutant General for War Department Bureau of Public Relations Washington.  Collier County listed on page 2. 

Five-page typed report.  List of Collier County Registrants who Enlisted or have been Inducted (World War II).  Identified as white registrants and arranged in five columns: last name alphabetically; home address; date inducted; enlisted; and date discharged. 

Twelve-page typed report.  Federal Works Agency. Work Projects Administration of Florida, Register of Deceased Veterans, Florida No. 11 Collier County, Veterans' Graves Registration Project, Official Project Number 65-1-35-2295, 1940-1941.  Listed cemeteries: Baptist Church - County; Brown's (Private); Caxambas; Collier City; Episcopal; Frazier; Harker (Colored); Rosemary; and Smallwood (Private).  Index of veterans names on page 9. 

List of Collier County, Florida Personnel Serving in World War II. Four typed pages listed by:
Enlistments - White
Enlistments - Colored
Inductees - Colored
Discharged - Colored - Enl.
Discharged - Colored - Inductees
Inductees - White
White - Enlistments Discharged
Inductees White - Discharged

Listed last name first (not alphabetically) followed by town and branch of service. Dated September 28, 1945.