Abandoned Jacksonville: Seminole Club

Started by Metro Jacksonville, March 13, 2014, 03:00:02 AM

Metro Jacksonville

Abandoned Jacksonville: Seminole Club



For a century, the Seminole Club was a place for Jacksonville's elite. Now it's just one of many Downtown Jacksonville buildings sitting empty.

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Keith-N-Jax

Looks like its in good condition which is not always the case here.

Bridges

Holy hell!  That place is fantastic inside! 

Who owns it now?  What's its status?
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BridgeTroll

It is hard to believe this is not a night club /restaurant... or something...
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Overstreet

Looks like it is tight or they are still running HVAC. Only three damaged ceiling tile. Empty yes.....but "abandoned" seems a little inaccurate.

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duvalbill

Quote from: Bridges on March 13, 2014, 07:20:29 AM
Holy hell!  That place is fantastic inside! 

Who owns it now?  What's its status?

Owned by Royal Bank America, after they foreclosed.

billy

I believe it has been on the market a while.

Didn't HBO film some scenes from their movie about the Florida electoral vote recount inside the building?

mppappas

I remember going here as a kid for family dinners, and in particular walking in on a raunchy bachelor party in the private bar upstairs. Didn't quite understand what I was seeing, but stole a few Playboys from the locker room to further my research.

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pierre

I always wondered what the interior was like. Great pics.

Dapperdan

That would be a great location for a restaurant/ Jacksonville museum. Since that area is already established with the library and JMOCA, a museum that perhaps highlights Hemming Park ( Ax handle , great fire, Presidential speeches, etc) would be a good idea, I think. Jacksonville Historic Council should be all over this.

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sonoandrea

What a beautiful place.  I wish it would become a social club again.  Or restaurant and museum per Dapperdan's suggestion.

Tacachale

This is one hell of a building. Hopefully someone will take this up and do something cool with it.
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