The Jaxson

Here’s a look at a few key Downtown properties that, with a little vision, could serve as catalysts to boost Downtown’s vibrancy in the near future.

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.

A. Philip Randolph could become a commercial district complementary to the proposed stadium district, with a 1-mile stretch of continuous economic activity.

Here are five facts about Phoenix, the historic Jacksonville neighborhood named in honor of the city’s rise from the ashes of the Great Fire of 1901.

Here are four proven, relatively simple, common-sense suggestions to spark revival without relying on huge budgets and massive new developments.

From the first ever Burger King to long-gone local chains, here’s a look at five burger facts from Jacksonville history.

Here are 10 overlooked buildings in Jacksonville that in danger of being demolished if more attention isn’t given to their historical significance.

Many books and articles on local history feature the Timucua town of Ossachite. There’s just one problem: It never existed.

Here are five large shipyards that once laid down vessels on Jacksonville’s working waterfront.