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Endangered historic buildings in Jacksonville | firstcoastnews.com - Vimarsana News

Endangered historic buildings in Jacksonville | firstcoastnews.com

One of the buildings the history center is concerned about is the Laura Street Trio, three buildings at the corner of Laura and Adams streets.

Domestic Violence Awareness Month; Jacksonville's historic casket factory; graffiti street art show - Vimarsana News

Domestic Violence Awareness Month; Jacksonville's historic casket factory; graffiti street art show

Hubbard House brings attention to domestic violence; music museum planned for casket factory; the NO TRESPASSING Graffiti Street Art Show is coming Friday.

Source: wjct.org
Preservation commission recommends former Arlington bank for historic designation - Vimarsana News

Preservation commission recommends former Arlington bank for historic designation

The Arlington Federal Savings & Loan building reflects mid-century modern architecture that is prevalent in Arlington.

Melissa Ross; Stay Woke Rolling Votercade; Black Travel Alliance; Jacksonville Historical Society; Apex Theatre Studio - Vimarsana News

Melissa Ross; Stay Woke Rolling Votercade; Black Travel Alliance; Jacksonville Historical Society; Apex Theatre Studio

Melissa Ross is leaving WJCT; the Stay Woke Rolling Votercade pushes back on Gov. Ron DeSAntis; the Black Travel Alliance highlights North Jacksonville; the Jacksonville Historical Society is in the news; Apex Theatre Studio presents its summer theater series.

Source: wjct.org
'REHAB' bill can prevent loss of more historic properties around Jax - Vimarsana News

'REHAB' bill can prevent loss of more historic properties around Jax

Jacksonville City Council member Matt Carlucci's new bill is aimed at 'placekeeping,' a way to keep more historic properties from demolition.