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The children of William Alan and Claude Kinney Cleveland; left to right: Joyce, Kenneth, and Jean Cleveland.

This four-square house with enclosed porch is located at 212 Goldstein Street in Punta Gorda.

The two WWI-era soldiers in this undated photo are identified as "Hungary and Hoob."

This photo of support facilities for Punta Gorda's commercial fishing industry was taken from the tower of the Hotel Punta Gorda.

An unidentified crewman takes aim at the Punta Gorda Army Airfield. The WWII pilot training base, later known as the Charlotte County Airport, is now called the Punta Gorda Airport.

This photo shows a Gothic Revival-style church amid a stand of slash pines. The location is unidentified, but handwritten notes on Side 2 indicate the photo was taken c.1920, the church might have been Methodist, and the photo was obtained from the Griggs family.

A studio portrait of Irene Gatewood, daughter of Rev. George Gatewood and Minnie Clark Gatewood.

This image is an enhanced enlargement of a photo of Nathan Henry DeCoster (1837-1912), founder of the Harbor View settlement on the north bank of Charlotte Harbor, surrounded by his grandchildren. The men standing to the left and right of the children are unidentified, but are thought to be his sons George and Nathan, Jr. The area originally platted as Harbor View is now part of Charlotte Harbor; Harborview Road is all that remains of the pioneer settlement.

This image is a copy of a post card showing the fishery houses on the King Street dock in Punta Gorda viewed from shore.

This aerial photo shows Charlotte Community Hospital (now Charlotte Regional Medical Center) after the addition of the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), which is the circular structure at the end of the building seen at upper left.

This view of the 100 block of West Marion Avenue, looking east toward northbound U.S. 41, shows Waldo's Restaurant with a mural of the same street scene, c.1888, painted above the awnings. The Turtle Club is located there now.

Mack Mickle's boat, the "Blue Heron," is docked at the Gasparilla Inn boat house on Boca Grande.