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Unmarked linen postcard, showcasing the Oriental Gardens in San Jose Boulevard. The description on the back of the postcard reads: A beauty spot in Oriental Gardens located on San Jose Boulevard, Jacksonville, Fla.

A linen postcard depicting a pelican with poem "The Pelican's a funny bird, As queer as you will meet. He lives down by the water where There's a lot of fish to eat." Also includes a faded cursive description on the back. Dated March 2, 1938.

Vertical linen postcard of a giant Bayan tree in the Thomas Edison estates.

An unmarked, linen postcard from the Koreshan Unity Settlement that reads "IF you will forget the pleasures of the world, and stand together as a unit of energy and power, the graves may be stirred, and the dead made to hear the Voice of the Resurrection" by Cyrus Teed, otherwise known as "Koresh" (master of the Koreshan Unity) and the Shepherd of Israel.

An unmarked, linen postcard featuring the Royal Palms and Open Air Post Office, "The City of Palms". Located at 2301 First Street known as the Fort Myers Post Office. "Towering cocoa nuts and majestic royal palms surround this unusual Open Air Post Office. This winter resort is noted for its beautiful homes, palm lined avenues and tropical waterfront". Published by M.E. Russell in Sarasota, Florida.

An unmarked, linen postcard featuring Thomas A. Edison Memorial Bridge in Fort Myers, Florida. Published by M.E. Russell in Sarasota, Florida.

An unmarked, linen postcard depicting Fort Myers from the air showing yacht basin and Caloosahatchee River.

An unmarked, linen postcard featuring the First Baptist Church in Fort Myers, Florida.

Vertical postcard showing the height of the First Methodist Church from the road. Back reads "Feb 23/38 HelloGill this is where I attend church at my spare time. Having a nice time. F.P.W"

Postcard depicting Hotel Monson looking over the bay, surrounded by white border. Back has a 1 cent green stamp of Benjamin Franklin. Message on back states "Jan 2, When we arrived here after dark we found our old Ponce de Leon closed so came over to this on recommendation of tea room. Delighted with it so imagine that when we stay over night in this town we'll come here. We'll be home for dinner tomorrow night. Love, Harriette"