A gathering of LaBelle residents enjoy music and each others company while presenters talk about LaBelle history and people who have been greatly involved in the founding of the town.
In the Southwest Florida Oral Histories, residents from LaBelle and other communities in the Southwestern Florida area tell their stories of growing up.
Owen Luckey Sr. discusses his life, moving to LaBelle as a child on an oxen cart, serving in World War II, and seeing the progression of modern technology.
Robert Howard shares personal stories of growing up in LaBelle including key things like the attack on Pearl Harbor, having no electricity, playing sports in school, and his take on the U.S. government.
