Jacksonville's surviving Green Book sites
First published in 1936, the 'Negro Motorist Green Book' was a compilation of restaurants, over-night accommodations, gas stations and other public services for people of color traversing a “White-only” landscape for Black travelers during segregation. Jacksonville was a major Florida destination featured in the document. Here are four Green Book sites in Jacksonville that still stand today. Read More
Diversity + Inclusion in Florida Historic Preservation
Virtually join speakers from local government, journalism, academia, nonprofits, and the National Park Service attending the Preservation on Main Street conference as they highlight efforts to increase diversity and inclusion in state preservation efforts. Read More
Mayor Curry presents $1.4B budget proposal to council
Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry Presents $1.4B Budget Proposal To City Council Read More
