Tin City has Nautical artifacts, a wide variety of shopping, boat tours, and restaurants.
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| Dockside Boardwalk fun shops & dining |
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| Tin City Restaurants Waterfront Dining Riverwalk Restaurant M& M Cafe Coffee.Lunch.Ice Cream |
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1. Tin City City of Naples Diamond Jubilee
Tin City's legacy began in the 1920s when Henry Espenlaub, brother-in-law of Ed Frank (Swamp Buggy Creator), leased his property to pioneering commercial fishing families.
They constructed docks and tin-roofed buildings to serve fishing fleets and clam and oyster processing plants. Its strategic positioning near the Tamiami Trail (est. 1928) and the Naples Depot (est. 1927) made it one of the City’s first economic centers and attractions.
In 1977 Kenney Schryver led the initiative to transport the property into a themed shopping area.
Sponsored by: Mike and Kathy Peppe and Lois A. Bolin, Ph.D
