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Norman Studios: Before & After

A look at the restoration of Jacksonville's last remaining turn of the century silent film studio production...
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Back in Time: The Subtropical Exposition

Towering 100 feet above First Main, the Subtropical Exposition opened in 1888 to lure tourism to Jacksonville.
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A Different Waterfront

Today, the majority of Jacksonville's water based industry is located north of the Hart Bridge. During...
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When Downtown Was The Place to Be

Fifty years ago, the Northbank streetscene was quite different from what one would experience today....
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Adaptive Reuse on the Southbank

From the exterior, the old Southside Hardware building may be the most modest building on this stretch...
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A Century of Florida's Tallest Skyscrapers

The title of tallest building in Florida changed hands twelve times over the past 100 years. Of the...
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Distinguish Jacksonville: Kingsley Plantation

Situated on the northern tip of Fort George Island and maintained by the National Park Service, Kingsley...
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Historic NYC Subway Car Found in Springfield

Metro Jacksonville has confirmed that a historic New York City subway car has been discovered in the...
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Inside the Ford Motor Company Assembly Plant

Metro Jacksonville takes a look inside of one of the urban core's largest industrial ruins: The Ford...
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Union Station Tunnels Intact

Metro Jacksonville has confirmed that the passenger tunnels at Union Station, thought to be filled in...
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