Springfield Historic District: Then and Now

Dating back to 1869, the Springfield Historic District is home to some of Northeast Florida's best examples of 19th and early 20th century architecture. However by 1968, the neighborhood was in the midst of decline as cities all across the country suffered from a mass exodus of residents to new automobile oriented suburbs. That year, students from the University of Florida documented many structures throughout the historic neighborhood. Now, five decades later and in the midst of revitalization, The Jaxson shares a before and after look of the historic neighborhood.

Published August 20, 2019
Ennis Davis, AICP

1. 206 East Seventh Street

2. 1206 Hubbard Street

3. 122 East Third Street

4. 1230 Hubbard Street

5. 1153 Walnut Street

6. 131 East Seventh Street

7. 1324 Hubbard Street

8. 120 East Eighth Street