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Listen: The Bluegrass & Old-Time ProgramAndrew D. Gwynne Institute students dressed as suffragettes - Fort Myers, Florida.
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The Andrew D. Gwynne Institute opened for classes on October 20, 1911 in Fort Myers, replacing the former Lee County High School. It was named for Colonel Andrew D. Gwynne, a wealthy cotton broker and wholesale grocer from Memphis, Tennessee who had a winter residence in Fort Myers. The Gwynne family donated $8,000 toward the school. In 1914, another high school was constructed and the Gwynne Institute building became an elementary school.
Accompanying note: "International meeting of suffragettes held at Andrew D. Gwynne Institute, auditorium Ft. Myers"
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