The Caldwell Home Place is one of Labelle's oldest homes. It is one of the most historically important buildings in LaBelle. It was LaBelle's first general store and trading post. It was the landing for the Steamboats and LaBelle's first post office. It was purchased by John Caldwell in 1907. His family owned this house and land for nearly 120 years. The Home Place was nominated to the National Historic Register in 2003.
Listen to the History
A description of the house
The words of Ed Yeomans, read by his great great nephew Matt Yeomans
Letter by Judge John Caldwell, read by his great great grandson Dr. Craig H. Caldwell III
