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Today, the Jaxson takes a look into the working waterfront history of Jacksonville's urban core. Produced by the Jacksonville Port Bureau and the Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce, this collection of historic photographs capture the maritime and industrial character of the city's riverfront in 1930.
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Amazing Article.
Thanks! Its pretty interesting to see how much the downtown riverfront has changed over the last century.
Damn Ennis! Great article!
I've seen many of the images in other photo collections but your commentary really brings the history back to life. We can only hope that we one day have a downtown district that is as lively and productive as is was back then.
The Municipal Lights Plant blew me away. Just visited the restored one in London.