Howdy

[jdartigas]

Hey all,

I've been a frequent visitor of the blog for several years and I'm looking for some help locating an old article. My memory is a bit fuzzy but I believe it was a about a neighborhood that was going through a revitalization effort, but what stood out was the unique design of the buildings in that neighborhood. If I remember correctly, one of the buildings was 2 stories, yellow with ivy growing up the side of it. Another of the buildings in the strip had a Mediterranean look about it. The strip of buildings was maybe a block or two in length. I thought it was in the Talleyrand area but after driving through there this morning and searching the blog for a few hours this evening, I'm thinking I'm wrong about that. Can anyone point me in the right direction. Thanks!

-jon

[thelakelander]

Do you remember the year or month the story came out?

[billy]

Brooklyn?

[jdartigas]

Lake - It was definitely prior to 2011, but it might have been as far back as '09. Short of navigating the RSS feed, is there a way to scroll through the article archive chronologically?

Billy - I was thinking it might be Brooklyn too, but I've been through most of the articles I could find and can't match any of the photos.

[thelakelander]

I think you may be describing the Springfield warehouse district off 14th & Main. You can find the article on page 15 of the "Neighborhoods" section.

[Lunican]

Here is a direct link to the Springfield Warehouse District article: http://www.metrojacksonville.com/article/2008-jul-then-and-now-the-springfield-warehouse-district