Thursday, November 20thAdvertising  |  About Us  |  Contact Us
Downtown Frankenstein: 1971 Downtown Master Plan
MetroJacksonville uncovers a futuristic plan would bring a smile to the faces of George Jetson, Buck Rogers, Dr. Spock and... FULL STORY
Special Edition: Predicting the Growth of a Future Metropolis
In this special, the staff of Metro Jacksonville shares a section of the 1931 Jacksonville Master Plan, that predicts how the city would develop, 40 years into the... FULL STORY
Creating a Timeline: Through Photographs
While the previous article uses city directories to illustrate the rise and fall of downtown, another effective way to get the point across is the use of historic photographs that correlate with the... FULL STORY
Creating a Timeline for Downtown
When the locals look back at the Good Old Days , especially in regards to the nearly mythic state of Jacksonville's fabled Downtown, they generally lack and sense of specifics. Specifics like... FULL STORY
Downtown Frankenstein: Remembering the Past
Before we move on to the future, we have to remember and learn from the past. While, we wait for Stephen Dare's next installment on this series, Metro Jacksonville takes a look at downtown... FULL STORY
Downtown Frankenstein: The Beginning
To understand Jacksonville, (at least as far as its early development goes) it is impossible to underplay the importance of business, merchants, and commercial interests in the fabric of its history.... FULL STORY
Downtown Frankenstein
Jacksonville is a city that has been blessed with every possible advantage. Not only is it situated in one of the most beautiful natural settings offered by the planet, but has every reason to be... FULL STORY
Disappearing Brooklyn: Saving What
While the city has big redevelopment plans for Brooklyn, significant buildings that represented the community for the last 100 years are being knocked down in the process. When will Jacksonville... FULL STORY
Friendship Fountain: The Truth Beneath the Lies
If the city has its way, Friendship Fountain, one of Jacksonville’s most recognizable landmarks, is well on its way to being destroyed and replaced by a new interactive kiddie pool along ... FULL STORY
Durkeeville: Jacksonville
The historic community of Durkeeville, one of Jacksonville's most dense historic neighborhoods, developed in the 1930s as a place of refuge for the city’s African Americans during the Jim... FULL STORY
 
<< Start < Prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Next > End >>
Results 51 - 60 of 62
Welcome, Guest. Please login or register.

Latest Features

Latest News

  • Noisy birth of the Buckman Bridge
    For almost four decades, the Buckman Bridge has been both a blessing and a curse for commuters. But there are some who remember when a trip across the St. Johns...
  • Hanjin Deal Done
    An International company has sealed a deal with Jaxport today. The board of directors at Hanjin approved the terms and conditions of the deal at their quarterly meeting today.
  • New name looming for state's second largest community college
    Florida Community College at Jacksonville President Dr. Steve Wallace is a busy guy this week. Monday, he got on a plane headed for Austin, Texas where he?s making a pit...
  • Downtown transit project
    A vision for the future of Downtown transit including city buses feeding trolley routes to reduce congestion on city streets has moved another step closer to reality.
  • $4 million jolt for city's Safe Streets
    As a fresh flow of dollars is infused into the Jacksonville Journey, police hope a flood of officers can repeat the success of a spring anti-crime initiative described as a...
  • Leaders gather to support St. Johns cleanup plan
    Gov. Charlie Crist and other major players in the health of the St. Johns River gathered at its banks Monday to promote a sweeping plan to improve its health. But...
  • Jaxport expects Hanjin contract by Nov. 11
    The Jacksonville Port Authority expects to have completed a contract by Nov. 11 with Hanjin Shipping Co. Ltd. for the South Korean company?s operations of a terminal at Dames Point.
  • Amtrak weighs return of direct route to Miami
    It's a little early to get nostalgic for 2001, but Amtrak officials have begun talking about turning back the clock and taking a second crack at a passenger train route...
  • Sheriff's Springfield walk shows decade of progress
    Jacksonville Sheriff John Rutherford joined about 20 officers Tuesday on a crime-prevention stroll through Springfield, but they didn't spot any suspicious characters.