Results for Punta Gorda
Bethel African American Episcopal Church - Punta Gorda
"Uncle Dan" Smith, a local African American religious lead...
Punta Gorda Railroad Depot and Museum
The Atlantic Coast Line Depot, built in the Mediterranean ...
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church - Punta Gorda
"Uncle Dan" Smith, a local African American religious lead...
Punta Gorda
On the southern banks of the Peace River and the shores of...
Site of Hotel Punta Gorda
Hotel Punta Gorda, one the first buildings of any kind con...
Results for Punta Gorda
Bethel African American Episcopal Church - Punta Gorda
"Uncle Dan" Smith, a local African American religious leader constructed a thatch-roofed hut church on this site in 1886. Several white families, including Colonel Albert W. Gilchrist, who later became governor of Florida, were in attendance at the first service. ...
Punta Gorda Railroad Depot and Museum
The Atlantic Coast Line Depot, built in the Mediterranean Revival architectural style, was the southernmost station in the U.S. when it opened in the late 1920s. Segregated bathrooms and waiting areas as originally designed, and a refurbished ticket office are ...
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church - Punta Gorda
"Uncle Dan" Smith, a local African American religious leader, constructed a thatch-roofed hut church on this site in 1886. Several white families, including Colonel Albert W. Gilchrist, who later became governor of Florida, were in attendance at the first service. ...
Punta Gorda
On the southern banks of the Peace River and the shores of Charlotte Harbor is the city of Punta Gorda, meaning "wide point" in Spanish. A site of early European contact with resident Native Americans, white settlers began settling to ...
Site of Hotel Punta Gorda
Hotel Punta Gorda, one the first buildings of any kind constructed in Punta Gorda, opened in January 1888 and served over 3300 guests within its first season. The three story building contained 150 rooms, all with a view of the ...
