Explore Everglades City's 70-year history, led by Mayor Daniel W. McLeod's 35-year legacy of public service and enduring contributions to Collier County.

In 1959, East Naples won over Everglades City for county seat. New complex opened October 1962.

The Tamiami Trail celebrated its 95th anniversary on April 25, 1928. Seminole Indians played a crucial role in its construction, and the completion was marked with a grand celebration.

Founded in 1923, The Collier County News transformed into the Naples Daily News.

Barron G. Collier established Collier County's first hospital in 1923, named Juliet C. Collier Hospital. The hospital, staffed by Dr. Brewer and Nurse Mrs. Duncan, operated until 1964.

Everglades, incorporated in 1923, transformed a swamp into a vibrant town along the Barron River. Barron Collier's pioneer development shaped its thriving existence 100 years ago.

In 1907, Neal Storter left Everglades for Gainesville. Despite starting as a sub-freshman, he captained the undefeated Florida Gators football team in 1911, contributing to the team's official name.