The title of tallest building in Florida changed hands twelve times over the past 100 years.  Of the 13 buildings to hold the title, 6 of them are in Jacksonville.  Today, Metro Jacksonville takes a look at Florida's Tallest Buildings throughout more than a century.

Situated on the northern tip of Fort George Island and maintained by the National Park Service, Kingsley Plantation is the oldest plantation house standing in Florida.

MetroJacksonville has confirmed that a historic New York City subway car has been discovered in the Springfield neighborhood.

Metro Jacksonville takes a look inside of one of the urban core's largest industrial ruins: The Ford Motor Company Assembly Plant.

Metro Jacksonville has confirmed that the passenger tunnels at Union Station, thought to be filled in years ago, are still intact. These tunnels were built to bring passengers safely under the platforms to board trains on far tracks.

1926 may have been the greatest year in Downtown Jacksonville's history.  It was known as the "Year of the Skyscraper" with seven buildings of ten stories or more under construction at the same time.

The Merrill residence is the largest and most architecturally interesting of the nineteenth-century houses remaining in East Jacksonville.

A century of downtown sanctuaries in one afternoon.

Just a short walk from the heart of downtown in Springfield, the Karpeles Manuscript Library Museum is a part of the world's largest private holding of important original manuscripts & documents. 

One Hundred years ago this old railroad helped build what our community is today. Today, it has the potential to become an instrumental element in future passenger rail.