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History

The Past Speaks. The Future They Foresaw is Now.

The first in an ongoing series reexamining the arguments and public opinions that captured the public...
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Fort Mose Historical State Park

Located only two miles north of historic St. Augustine, Fort Mose was the first free black settlement...
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Ashley Street: The Harlem of the South

Ashley Street was the core of black life in Jacksonville before Integration. During its heyday, the...
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Camp Milton Historic Preserve

The Westside's 270-acre Camp Milton Historic Preserve may be Florida's best kept Civil War secret.
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Exploring the LaVilla Museum

Located in the Ritz Theater, the LaVilla museum is a living legacy that connects us to our past through...
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The Myrtle Avenue Subway

Many years have passed since the last streetcar ran down Jacksonville's streets. Although most of the...
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Unique Jacksonville: Independent Square

Known as the MODIS Building, Independent Square was completed in 1974 by Jacksonville-based Independent...
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Lost Jacksonville

A century ago, Jacksonville was the center of a highly progressive architectural community. Over time,...
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Jacksonville Municipal Airport Imeson Field

For over 40 years, Jacksonville Municipal Airport Imeson Field was the center of the First Coast’s...
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The Forgotten Skyway Plan

When long term Downtown master plans continue to be rewritten with each mayoral administration, it's...
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