From 1564-1565, the banks of the St. Johns River in Jacksonville was home to the French settlement of Fort Caroline. Andrew R. Nicholas tells the story of the fort, the people who lived there and the efforts to commemorate the events with a replica in the 20th century. Read More
The owners of 1904 Music Hall are bringing back another legendary Downtown Jacksonville concert venue. The latest iteration of Underbelly opens its doors on Bay Street this week. Read More
In his first book, Jaxson co-owner Bill Delaney explores some of Jacksonville's most unique and unusual spots. Preorder your copy of Secret Jacksonville: A Guide to the Weird, Wonderful and Obscure today. Read More
The U.S. Census Bureau has released the 2020 census results. Here is a brief look at where Jacksonville ranks in comparison to other cities and metropolitan areas throughout the country and state of Florida. Read More
In summer 1888, an invisible killer stalked the streets of Jacksonville. “Yellow Jack” took hundreds of lives, forced the city into lockdown, and toppled a progressive, biracial city government. The ordeal also proved how much Jaxsons can overcome when they work together. This is the story of Jacksonville's great yellow fever epidemic of 1888. Read More
