A look back: A quiet spot at Koreshan compound in ’06

Continuing on posting old photos I shot at the Koreshan State Historic Site in Southwest Florida in 2006, here’s a nice shot of a rustic place for an idyllic moment. The site is the home of the compound of religious pioneers who, according to the Florida State Parks website, “… believed that the entire universe existed within a giant, hollow sphere.” The Koreshans founded Estero (as it’s still known today) and you can find it north of Naples and south of Fort Myers along U.S. 41.

Continuing on posting old photos I shot at the Koreshan State Historic Site in Southwest Florida in 2006, here’s a nice shot of a rustic place for an idyllic moment. The site is the home of the compound of religious pioneers who, according to the Florida State Parks website, “… believed that the entire universe existed within a giant, hollow sphere.” The Koreshans founded Estero (as it’s still known today) and you can find it north of Naples and south of Fort Myers along U.S. 41.

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