An architectural movement that peaked during the 1960s, Mid-century modern (MCM) has increased in popularity within the preservation world in recent years. An American reflection of the International and Bauhaus movements, MCM can be found all over Jacksonville. Here are ten commercial examples of the unique architectural style, in and around Downtown Jacksonville. Read More
All great cities have great parks. A new citizen-led initiative consisting of representatives from various non-profit organizations including Scenic Jacksonville, the Late Bloomers Garden Club, The Garden Club of Jacksonville, Greenscape and St. Johns Riverkeeper would like to add Jacksonville to the list of great cities. Here is a look at their Riverfront Parks Now presentation for the downtown waterfront. Let us know what you think. Read More
Jacksonville and much of Florida owes a lot of gratitude to this railroad tycoon, whose 19th century infrastructure investments have paved the way for a 21st century Florida. Read More
The Florida Trust for Historic Preservation has announced the 2020 edition of Florida’s 11 to Save List. The list spotlights the most threatened historic properties in the state, and drives the Florida Trust’s education and advocacy initiatives for the year ahead. The Downtown Jacksonville National Register Historic District and the community of Cosmo are included on the list of endangered historic sites throughout the state. Read More
A major boast is headed to the Elbow district as the owners of 1904 Music Hall expand Spliff's Gastropub and introduce a late-night coffee bar concept to the downtown scene. Read More