Collier County Museums Historic Photo Archive | Marco Island, FL
This album contains historic images and documents from Marco Island, FL.
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General store at Marco Island, built by Captain W.D. "Bill" Collier in 1907, c1920. Later, it was the G&G Mercantile Store. |
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Irving Moxley (later Mrs. Sam Jones) seated on a fallen palm tree on the beach at Little Marco, c1915. Notation on the back reads "Irving Moxley of Coquina, later Mrs. S.D. Jones at Little Marco". |
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Marco Island, c1920s. |
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Marco Island, c1920s. |
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On the way to Marco Island, c1920s. |
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Identified on reverse as "Maypole dance at Caxambas' first school. Courtesy of Mrs. Elva Griffis". |
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The Scripps School at Caxambas on Marco Island, c1926. |
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The Scripps School at Caxambas on Marco Island, c1938. A small group of eight students (all unidentified) and teachers on the front steps. |
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Survey plat map of small cemetery lying on Lot 1, Block 2, J.M. Barfield's sub-division. Section 21, T52S, R26S. Marco Island, FL, October 1964 by Johnson-Hall & Associates, Inc., land surveyors and civil engineers, Ft. Myers. |
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Rear view of Scripps School at Caxambas on Marco Island. Original photograph was identified on reverse as "Collier City High School, 1930". |
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Letter invitation to the Honorable Margaret Scott, Clerk of Court, Collier County, from the Mackle Bros. Division, The Deltona Corporation, dated June 3, 1964. The three Mackle brothers invited Scott to the Naples Beach Club Hotel on June 15 for cocktails and dinner to discuss their plans for Marco Island. |
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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. |
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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. |
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Aerial view of the Marco Island Bridge looking toward Goodland, Florida, 1964. |