Fort Myers, Florida • Lee County
The Paul Lawrence Dunbar School in Fort Myers, Florida, is a historic elementary school building constructed in 1929. It served as a vital educational institution for African American children in Lee County during segregation.
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Architecture
2572 First St., Fort Myers, Florida
Architecture
2424 Mcgregor Blvd., Fort Myers, Florida
Architecture; Community Planning And Development
Bounded By 1st St., Palm, Michigan & Evans Aves., Fort Myers, Florida
Architecture; Education
2401 Euclid Ave., Fort Myers, Florida
Exploration/Settlement; Architecture; Invention
2350 Mcgregor Blvd., Fort Myers, Florida
Architecture; Invention
2400 Mcgregor Blvd., Fort Myers, Florida
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Education; Architecture
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Architecture
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Industry; Commerce
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Community Planning And Development; Politics/Government; Architecture
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Architecture
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