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Arguably, Jacksonville has lost much of its historical identity over the years due to untimely demolition of unique parts of its urban fabric. Here are six culturally significant downtown buildings that should have never been demolished. What do you think - and are there others?
Read more: https://www.thejaxsonmag.com/article/six-places-jacksonville-should-have-saved/
The Seminole Hotel.
Maybe less significant in the grand scheme of things, but I still lament the loss of the Lampru Court.
Lampru Court is a poster child for demolition that resulted in blight.