Mandarin is the southernmost community in Duval County.  When the first post office was opened in 1765, the community was called St. Anthony.  In 1783 Florida was returned to Spain and St. Anthony was renamed "San Antonio."

Philips Highway was once the home of Jacksonville's hottest suburbs.  Now it is a prime corridor for infill growth and redevelopment.

Bordered on the north by Interstate 95, Riverside Park offers 11.39 acres of open space and a diverse range of recreational opportunities in Five Points.

Almost every city has walkable neighborhoods where it's possible to live a car-lite lifestyle.

A visit to Walter Jones Historical Park is like a trip back in time to old Florida without leaving the city limits. The 11 acre riverfront park is filled with historical treasures including a 19th century restored farmhouse, barn, sawmill and a museum.

Sitting on the crest of "Billy Goat Hill", the Cathedral District contains the bulk of the Northbank's residential population base.

Balis Park, anchoring the heart of San Marco Square, is a successful example of a pocket park.

The community of Moncrief Park was constructed on the site of a former horse racing track and resort, centered around the 19th century Moncrief Springs.

A collection of images taken from the top of Shands Jacksonville.

San Jose was one of Jacksonville's earliest suburbs to be designed with the automobile in mind.