September 19, 2023
THE JAXSON | 9 Hispanic Jax history facts
here are nine stories that suggest Hispanic influence on the development and culture of Jacksonville is just as old as the city itself.
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here are nine stories that suggest Hispanic influence on the development and culture of Jacksonville is just as old as the city itself.
Here are 4 mass transit projects that were recently completed for a similar cost per mile to Jacksonville’s proposed Skyway replacement.
For more than a century, the neighborhood of LaVilla was the epicenter of African American culture, entertainment and commerce in Northeast Florida.
There are other options for public transit that are cheaper, carry more passengers and are available right now.
Here are five stories connected to a historic Jacksonville neighborhood that developed around a 19th century railroad yard: Lackawanna.
A Jacksonville Transportation Authority facility planned for LaVilla doesn’t align with the vision for Downtown. These 6 recommendations could fix that.
The brewing of beer in Jacksonville dates back to the 19th century. Here are 3 local breweries that were in operation prior to Prohibition.
It’s possible to create a much more active and vibrant Downtown Jacksonville even without moving the jail.
Here are 10 historic train stations that stand today in the Jacksonville area. Two of them are still functioning.
Jacksonville’s LGBTQ history has always been rich and colorful, if often overlooked. Here’s a tour of five sites across the Urban Core with ties to the city’s LGBTQ story.