History
1926: The Year of the Skyscraper
1926 may have been the greatest year in Downtown Jacksonville's history. It was known as the Year...
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The James E. Merrill Residence
The Merrill residence is the largest and most architecturally interesting of the nineteenth-century...
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2007 Downtown Historic Church Tour
A century of downtown sanctuaries in one afternoon.
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The Karpeles Manuscript Library Museum
Just a short walk from the heart of downtown in Springfield, the Karpeles Manuscript Library Museum is...
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The Fernandina and Jacksonville Railroad
One Hundred years ago this old railroad helped build what our community is today. Today, it has the potential...
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Norman Studios Update
Norman Studios is the nation's only surviving silent film studio complex. Today, it is being renovated...
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Jax Beach Ocean View Pavilion Photo Tour
Before the Ampitheater, Sneaker's and Joe's Crab Shack, the Ocean View Pavilion Amusement Park...
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Distinguish Jacksonville: Asa Philip Randolph
Sometimes we forget the influence and role many former Jacksonville residents have played in shaping...
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Jacksonville's Historic Ballpark: Durkee Field
Long before the Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville or Wolfson Park, J.P. Small Memorial Stadium was the...
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Robert Moses and Haydon Burns - Part 2
By the luck of the draw, exactly as the era of Robert Moses was at its greatest power and influence,...
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