Harriet Beecher Stowe, author of the abolitionist novel Uncle Tom's Cabin, spent her winters in what is now Jacksonville from 1867 to 1884. From her cottage in the town of Mandarin, she put her abolitionist views into practice and produced some of her most important writings. Read More
Despite being known for having some of Florida's longest commutes due to massive gridlock on its two main thoroughfares, the actual Town of Orange Park is much smaller and quaint than most may imagine. For anyone looking to get a feel of authentic Orange Park, a stroll down River Road is a great place to start. Read More
Built upon the core principles of community, technology, convenience and sustainability, eTown is well on its way to becoming Jacksonville's most popular master-planned community. Read More
During the late 1960s, Ribault Scenic Drive was once called the new, sweeter Sugar Hill. In 2017, it was among the areas of the city most impacted by Hurricane Irma. Read More
