The Lee County Black History Society is a non-profit organization that provides a glimpse into the African-American experience in Fort Myers, Florida. Founded in 1994, the society aims to recognize and celebrate Black History Month, as well as create a Black History Museum in the area. Through partnerships with community-based organizations, churches, and private citizens, the society organizes events such as Black History Month, Legends Gala, Juneteenth, and Holiday in the Park. The society also offers virtual tours of the Williams Academy Black History Museum, which showcases the history of the first government-funded school for African-American students in Fort Myers.
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