US EditionTHE JAXSON | Streets of Memory: Jacksonville’s Forgotten Urban Commercial Hubs
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THE JAXSON | Streets of Memory: Jacksonville’s Forgotten Urban Commercial Hubs
Once vital arteries of Jacksonville’s growth and cultural identity, here are four historic commercial corridors that have been forgotten and lost to time. Downtown’s Main Street Looking north at the intersection of Main and Forsyth streets during the 1950s. | National Archives Catalog On February 24, 1893, Jacksonville’s Main Street made history as the site of Florida’s first electric streetcar line, connecting Downtown Jacksonville to the grow…
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