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THE JAXSON | 11 Black cultural heritage sites to visit in Jacksonville
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THE JAXSON | 11 Black cultural heritage sites to visit in Jacksonville
In honor of Black History Month, here are 11 historic Black cultural heritage destinations in Jacksonville to visit. 1. Cedar Point Preserve 7222 Cedar Point Road The ruins of the Fitzpatrick Plantation at Cedar Point are near the southern tip of Black Hammock Island. Built in the late 1700s, land was originally granted to Samuel Mills and later acquired by the Fitzpatrick family. Enslaved African laborers were forced to produce salt by boiling…
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