The museum was quite small. For a donation, it was interesting to go and get more history on Cape Coral.

It tells the whole story of how the Cape got started and lots of pictures.The have a narraitor that is very informative.

all sightswere fastenating and kept our interest as we walked around.....you can tell somebody cares about the surroundings and many others were seemingly just as interested as we went along

A veritable treasure trove about the creation of Cape Coral in the late 1950s and early 1960s. This "mail order" subdivision of 340,000 lots (yes, you read that right) was promoted like no other. The museum also has displays of life on hardscrabble Redfish Point before it was transformed with over 400 miles of man made canals. I was also... More

If you have ever been to a museum in a big city (Miami, NYC, Paris...) you'd be very disappointed with this one.

If you are visiting Cape Coral please make a point of visiting this museum. It is tended by a wonderful Curator and her team of dedicated volunteers who have worked so hard to provide not only fascinating historical information about the origins of Cape Coral itself but also about the area. There are additional displays of military memorabilia, Indian artifacts... More