History

It’s almost impossible to imagine Jacksonville without historic neighborhoods like San Marco, Riverside, Springfield, or without the many preserved buildings...

As cities age, they must figure out what to do with historic buildings that have outlived their original purpose. For...

The funky-colored building at 2753 Park Street in Avondale has been home to local favorite European Street Café for nearly...

Over the past few decades, the Brooklyn neighborhood has gotten quite a makeover. The once-modest suburb was absorbed into downtown...

The opening of Jacksonville Coliseum in 1960 supplied the city with a much-needed entertainment venue that would be capable of...

Long-time Jacksonville residents who love seafood – or great coffee – will probably have plenty of memories to share from...

By now, most of us are well-aware that Jacksonville is the largest city, by total square-mileage, in the U.S. with...

Jacksonville is blessed with a number of noteworthy historic neighborhoods - Springfield, Riverside, Murray Hill, Mandarin, and LaVilla are just...

One of the earliest successful examples of adaptive reuse in Jacksonville can be found just outside of the urban core...

The historic Florida Theatre is one of downtown Jacksonville’s greatest sources of activity and entertainment, and aside from a three-year...