A historic photo shows an aerial view of Draper's Egg & Poultry plant.

Historic photos show Jacksonville's Police Memorial Building under construction and as it looked when finished in the mid-70s.

The National Shrine of Our Lady of La Leche in St. Augustine. The 2026 National Eucharistic Pilgrimage will start there Sunday. | Catholic Diocese of St. Augustine.

A view down Bridge Street, which was part of Jacksonville's small Chinese laundry commercial corridor in the late 1800s

Singalong Brunch takes over The District's patio every Saturday in May. | The District via Instagram

Now situated at the intersection of the Emerald Trail’s LaVilla Link and the S-Line Urban Greenway, the historic Moore Dry Kiln buildings have been repurposed for a variety of industrial and commercial uses.

An old newspaper advertisement for the Farris grocery store

The Roosevelt Grill stood at 808 W. Ashley St., beside the Roosevelt Theatre, in what was then the center of Jacksonville’s African American entertainment district

An aerial view of the former site of the Railway Express Agency Terminal.

Alice Kirkpatrick's old Richmond Hotel, as seen today

A new museum exhibit in St. Augustine explores the city's connections to Ireland that date back centuries. | Noah Hertz, Jacksonville Today

Experience history at Fort Mose Historic State Park during the annual Flight to Freedom heritage event.

A group of early 20th century segregation era Black business leaders on the steps of Old Stanton High School in LaVilla. | University of North Florida