A before and after look at the evolution of the Jacksonville Landing from a publicly owned asset available for adaptive reuse to a seldom used riverfront lawn.
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A little known nature preserve on Jacksonville’s Westside is home to a hidden natural treasure: one of Florida’s rare waterfalls. It’s also the source of two significant creeks and has a human history going all the way back to Isaiah D. Hart, the founder of Jacksonville. Photographer Erik Hamilton and The Jaxson’s Bill Delaney take a look at one of Northeast Florida's best, longest kept secrets. Read More
The urban core's latest charter school is preparing to open. Here is a sneak peak inside the halls of the new Jacksonville Classical Academy in Mixontown. Read More
Built in 1886 by Gustav Muller, the yellow frame house at the corner of 1st Street and 3rd Avenue South is the oldest still standing in Jacksonville Beach in its original location. Join Andrew R. Nicholas, a descendant of its original owners, for a look at the Muller house's long history. Read More
