The ranch-style duplex constructed on this parcel is virtually identical to its “twin” constructed at 1531 Evans Avenue.  Its large jalousie windows, very much in style in the 1950’s …

This two-story Craftsman home has a metal roof and wood shake siding.  Its central doorway is flanked by three windows on each side, and this cluster of three windows is repeated in the attic gable. This home, like all …

The bungalow includes classic Craftsman-style features:  a front porch and centered front door, with double-hung windows on either side of the door.  Its second floor dormers create light and space for …

This bungalow, with its columned front porch, includes the classic Craftsman front porch and exposed roof rafters.  Its first owner was George W. Capling, a florist and landscape architect, who lived here …

Like its its neighbor on 2668 Michigan, this ranch duplex features horizontal lines under a low-slung roof.  It incorporates two carport areas in the enclosed area between the two units.  The front doors are …

This bungalow, with its arched front porch and elegant lines, is a particularly gracious example of the Craftsman style.  Its stucco siding was a popular choice for many Dean Park homes. Its outstanding Craftsman …

This 1,500-square-foot house is a classic bungalow, with a hipped roof, wide front porch with center doorway, and attic dormer located in the center of the roof. The property, like all Dean Park homes on …

This ranch-style duplex and the identical “mirror image” duplex constructed at 1610-12 Cranford Avenue were both constructed in 1957.  The owner, Derick S. Hartshorn, had purchased two adjacent lots …

This one-story bungalow at the corner Michigan and Cranford Avenue was the first of two homes in Dean Park owned by Harry C. Stucky and his wife, Ellen Mary Stucky.  Mr. Stucky was a prominent Fort Myers …

This double lot was originally the site of a five-room two-story home and rear garage apartment probably constructed by Henry C. Case, who purchased and then developed about a dozen lots …

This Craftsman bungalow is one of about a dozen homes built in Dean Park by Fort Myers developer Henry C. Case.  The house includes the tapered porch columns typical of many bungalow porches …

The “bones” of this modest three-bedroom bungalow remain intact.  However, its porch has been remodeled over the years and includes slender brick columns and a partially enclosed porch …

This one-story home is one of several residences built on Michigan Avenue in the 1940’s.  Its transitional style includes traditional double-hung windows, in grouping of three, and a centered front door …

With two front gables, this bungalow also has the tapered columns and roof brackets are typical of the Craftsman style.  Its wrap-around porch offers a gracious location to relax in warm weather …

This is one of at least six bungalows constructed on Michigan Avenue by Fort Myers developer Henry C. Case.  It is virtually identical to the bungalow constructed next door at 2747 Michigan Avenue, both