Fort Myers, Florida • Lee County
The Thomas Edison Winter Estate in Fort Myers, Florida, is a sprawling botanical garden and museum complex that includes Edison's former winter home, laboratory, and botanical research facilities. The estate showcases his early experiments and his passion for plant science, featuring a diverse collection of flora gathered from around the world.
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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
Black; Education
1857 High St., Fort Myers, Florida
Architecture; Education
2401 Euclid Ave., Fort Myers, Florida
Architecture; Invention
2400 Mcgregor Blvd., Fort Myers, Florida
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