Green Cove Springs – Old Florida Right Next Door If you’ve ever wondered how Green Cove Springs got its name, you came to the right place. This town gets is named for the natural sulfur spring located in what is now known as Spring Park. The spring remains a constant and cool 77 °F and feeds a spr

Murray Hill was incorporated in 1916 and annexed by Jacksonville in 1925. Since that time, this area has evolved continuously, and has found its place as a cool, eclectic part of town. Five miles from downtown – but another example of the diversity and beauty of our city. Let’s explore it together

In the mid-eighteenth century, a sea island cotton plantation (which eventually grew to 500 acres of land) called Magnolia Plantation, was built in Jacksonville. It was destroyed in battle during the Civil War and the plantation has disappeared, but the beautiful land upon which the plantation sat

Exploring the Best Museums in Jacksonville, Florida Jacksonville has a rich museum scene, and museums are a GREAT way to beat the summer heat and introduce your kids (and you!) to culture, art, history, and fun! Let’s explore a few together. Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens This beautiful museum in R