Edison Winter Home - Fort Myers, Florida.
				. If you ever find yourself heading down I-75 towards Fort Myers, and you have two or three hours to spare, then you really ought to visit the Thomas Edison Winter Home and Musuem. There were so many fascinating things to see and hear about from the friendly tour guides, that I know you would enjoy your experience. I have some pictures that you might enjoy - select a link below to view my shot! The second largest Banyan Tree in the world grows on the Edison Estate. There were many other amazing plants on display in the Botanical Gardens as well. Hundreds of antique GrammaPhones (Record Players) were on display. One of them featured the tooth marks of Mr. Edison, who was so profoundly deaf he could judge their quality only by "feeling" their sound through his jawbone! Henry Ford was one of Edison's closest friends, and his winter home adjacent to the museum is part of the tour as well. They have some interesting old Cars and Trucks on display.
						Edison developed the technology that resulted in our first movies. I thought this sign was just to cool to pass up! Wonder what it would cost to buy one of these now?
	A small statue of Thomas Edison on display at the museum on the grounds of his winter home in Fort Myers, Florida.