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District 3, at 6503 57th Ave. E., opened in February 1993

District 3, at 6503 57th Ave. E., opened in February 1993

Exterior and opening sign for Southeast Family Health Care Center in Oneco.

A look inside the Oneco Barbershop.

Staff at Oneco Health Center includes Dr. James Joyner, left, advanced registered nurse practitioner Bonnie Boyette, center, and Sherry Wilson, R.N., right. The clinic opened in 1993 and was located at 5108 15th St. E in the Oneco Square Shopping Center.

Tooth-shaped sign of Oneco Dental Care, 2333 53rd Ave. E, owned by dentist David Heaton. Today the location is known as Oneco Smiles.

The old Oneco Elementary School is demolished as the new adjacent school is constructed.

The new Oneco Elementary School is built next to the older school being demolished

Exterior of the 1995 Oneco Post Office, 2333 53rd Ave. E

Sign indicating the border of the Oneco neighborhood

The Postal Store located within the new 1995 Post Office in Oneco, 2333 53rd Ave. E

The old building which housed Oneco Elementary is demolished after the new Oneco Elementary School is completed.

Ms. Kwiatkowski gives a presentation regarding her Florida history program at Oneco Elementary School.

Four laning of 53rd Avenue, west of the intersection of 15th Street East and 53rd Avenue East. This view is looking toward the west. The Oneco Standard Service Station (5228 15th Street East) sign is on the right. Manasota Memorial Park (5300 15th Street East) is on the left.

Exterior of a mobile home at Palm Lake Estates, a condominium complex in Oneco. Palm Lake Estates was the first mobile home community on Florida's West Coast to be converted from rentals to condominiums.

A bright coral hibiscus grown at Reasoner's Nursery in Oneco

Joseph and June Snyder of the American Hibiscus Society assess one of the hibiscus blooms at Reasoner's Nursery in Oneco

A bouquet shows off the many varieties of hibiscus grown at Reasoner's Nursery in Oneco

Frank and Elizabeth Sisca sit in the lounge at Cardinal Retirement Village. The assisted living and retirement community opened in 1988 at 1055 301 Blvd East. Since the early 1990s the community has been known as Woodlands Village.

Frank and Ann Laderer sit on the couch in their apartment at Cardinal Retirement Village. The assisted living and retirement community opened in 1988 at 1055 301 Blvd East. Since the early 1990s the community has been known as Woodlands Village.

Leita Lints uses the fitness trail at Cardinal Retirement Village. The assisted living and retirement community opened in 1988 at 1055 301 Blvd East. Since the early 1990s the community has been known as Woodlands Village.

Post boxes in Oneco Post Office.

Postmaster stands in front of the new Oneco Post Office.

Service counter of the new Oneco Post Office.

Florida Highway Patrol Trooper stands beside the guest book at New Home Baptist Church during the funeral for Trooper Charles Campbell.

Funeral for Florida Highway Patrol Trooper Charles Campbell at the New Home Baptist Church.

View from the Florida Forest Service's Oneco Fire Tower.

Young ladies work with tennis balls at the Oneco Youth Center.

Girls basketball at the Oneco Youth Center.

Basketball practice at Oneco Youth Center.

Creating a firebreak near the Florida Forestry Service's Oneco Fire Tower.

Florida Forest Service staff at the Oneco Fire Tower.

Basketball practice at Oneco Youth Center.

Oneco Elementary hosts a festival for the closing of the school year.

Hernando De Soto visits Oneco Elementary School.

Young man drives a tractor next to the Oneco Youth Center sports fields.

Hernando De Soto visits Oneco Elementary School.

Two girls walk a sidewalk in Oneco.

Interior of the cafeteria at Oneco Elementary school.

Oneco Elementary school's play "The Gingerbread Man".

Hernando De Soto visits Oneco Elementary School.

Spectators at the Oneco Elementary school festival.

Oneco Elementary hosts a festival for the closing of the school year.

Two boys on the Oneco railway tracks

Long view down the center of one of the old Royal Palm Nurseries greenhouses.

A pile of flowerpots for the greenhouses at Reasoner's Royal Palm Nurseries.

Row of Royal Palm Nursery greenhouses. The grass or cane has grown high around the old buildings and the upper windows are open.

One of the greenhouses at Reasoner's Royal Palm Nurseries.

Greenhouse door at Reasoner's Royal Palm Nurseries.

Greenhouses at the old Reasoner Brothers Royal Palm Nurseries in Oneco.