History

For many decades before its consolidation with Jacksonville in the 1960s, Mandarin was its own, separate community that grew along...

The old St. Luke’s Hospital building, constructed in 1878, stands in stark contrast to the modern VyStar Veterans Arena whose...

It’s hard to think of a type of company better suited for an adaptive reuse project than one specializing in...

Northeast Florida is home to a seemingly endless amount of historical structures and businesses. But did you know that includes...

One of Jacksonville’s most well-known geographical features is the presence of the St. Johns River. The city itself grew alongside...

In the early 2000s, an abandoned, dilapidated restaurant building sat along the Southbank Riverwalk. If you’d just moved to the...

Sitting about twenty-five miles southwest of Jacksonville, the small city of Green Cove Springs has served as the county seat...

Nestled within the entertainment district next door to the Old St. Andrews Church, the James E. Merrill House is perhaps...

One of the primary barometers for a premier city is its ability to consistently draw in big-name entertainment and cultural...

For nearly a century, the Florida Theatre has been a staple of downtown Jacksonville – a reminder of a foregone...