Located 15 miles north of Downtown Jacksonville, San Mateo is a post-World War II neighborhood characterized by a mature developed landscape, American Ranch and Mid-century Modern residential architecture. Read More
Jaxlore is a column by Bill Delaney on the folklore, urban legends and local traditions of Jacksonville and the First Coast. Jacksonville’s historic spaces offer no shortage of secrets and local folklore, and Evergreen Cemetery, the city’s oldest active cemetery, is no exception. Here’s a look at the ghost stories attached to this venerable burial ground. Read More
Join The Jaxson on Saturday, November 9th for a walking tour exploring the past, present and future of one of Jacksonville's most popular historic neighborhoods: San Marco Read More
Jaxlore is a column by Bill Delaney on the folklore, urban legends and local traditions of Jacksonville and the First Coast. Today's edition looks at the former Annie Lytle Elementary School by I-95 in Brooklyn, which has long had a reputation as the “most haunted place in Jacksonville.” With urban myths abounding, the abandoned landmark has become a mecca for young adults seeking supernatural adventure. This is the story of a mysterious old school, how it became a fixture of First Coast folklore, and the people trying to save it for the generations to come. Read More
Do you really know your next door neighbor? Over the last century, Jacksonville has been the home of several interesting characters and residents who operated on the other side of the law. Here are a few from the city's notorious past. Read More
