Cordelia Nutt, called Miss Cordie, was one of the three Nutt sisters who homesteaded with their mother in 1889 on Sanibel. A teacher, she never married, and is buried in the family graveyard at Gray Gables.
The Snyder Boys School on Captiva in the early 1920s. A group of boys stand on the beach with the Gulf of Mexico behind them. "The school after a plunge" [Written by Wm. Kimball on back: This is what the beach was like before Mariner developed the north shore point.]
The address side of a postcard from the Snyder School for Boys on Captiva in 1922, with statement of endorsement from "Mr. Theodore Roosevelt and Mr. Thomas A. Edison, from personal knowledge."
