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Ft. Myers (2)
Downtown Ft. Myers is a wonderful, vibrant area to spend a bit of time. Included in this downtown landacape are two relatively modern monuments, one dedicated to Robert E. Lee, for whom the county is named, and the other to a regiment of United States Colored Troops. This monument to African American participation in the Civil War is unique within Florida. Robert E. Lee Monument Centennial Park « prev 1 next »

Ft. Myers (2)

Downtown Ft. Myers is a wonderful, vibrant area to spend a bit of time. Included in this downtown landacape are two relatively modern monuments, one dedicated to Robert E. Lee, for whom the county is named, and the other to a regiment of United States Colored Troops. This monument to African American participation in the Civil War is unique within Florida.

Robert E. Lee Monument

Centennial Park

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