ESTERO HISTORICAL SOCIETY, INC.
ESTERO, FLORIDA

ESTERO HISTORICAL SOCIETY, INC. is a non-profit organization incorporated on November 12, 1999, with the mission to learn, teach, and preserve the history of Estero. Located in Estero, Lee County, Florida, the society plays a crucial role in fostering community identity through its commitment to historical preservation. The organization has successfully moved significant landmarks like the Hanson-Hall-Collier House (The Cottage) and the 1904 Schoolhouse to the Estero Community Park where these authentically furnished buildings now host various activities. In addition to educational initiatives such as the lecture series 'Preserving Our Past,' ESTERO HISTORICAL SOCIETY, INC. maintains online presence through its website at esterohistoricalsociety.com and Facebook page, ensuring information accessibility and community engagement. The society also produces and sells products like Edith Trebell’s Mango Chutney Meat Sauce and jams and jellies made from locally grown fruits as part of its fundraising efforts. Under the leadership of officers including Roslyn M Gula (Vice President), Gail M Langner (President), and Nancy Broderick (Secretary), the society actively recruits new members, conducts business meetings, raises funds, and engages in community entertainment. The organization encourages volunteerism and membership as vital components for sustaining its mission. With a status reflecting active operation status maintained in accordance with Florida company requirements (Filed Number: N99000006747), ESTERO HISTORICAL SOCIETY, INC. is a testament to the community's dedication to preserving their historical legacy.