A project to rehabilitate LaVilla's former Progress Furniture building at 318 Broad Street seeks approval from the Downtown Development Review Board on October 8, 2026. Here is a look at what's proposed. Let us know what you think! Read More
Historic photographs from the General Commission on Archives and History of The United Methodist Church offer a rare glimpse into Sugar Hill, once one of Jacksonville’s most prominent African American neighborhoods. Read More
Gateway Jax seeks DDRB conceptual approval for its Riverfront Plaza Hotel & Residences project at the former Jacksonville Landing site. Let us known what you think! Read More
Jacksonville’s historic warehouses and industrial buildings tell the story of a city shaped by railroads, shipping, manufacturing and commerce. From coffee roasting plants and wholesale grocery warehouses to bottling operations and distribution centers, these buildings once formed the backbone of Jacksonville’s working economy. Some continue to serve industrial purposes, while others have been adapted for offices, apartments and small businesses, or simply await their next chapter. Through historic and present-day photographs, this collection explores how these landmarks have changed while preserving visible connections to Jacksonville’s industrial past. Read More
