Click below for the full story:
Click below to order your copy of Murder Capital
Click below to order your copy of Channeling Anna Fletcher
Click below to order your copy of Repossessions: Mass Shooting in Baymeadows
Click below to order your copy of Goat Island Hermit
Click below to order your copy of The Book of Isaiah
Click below to order your copy of Devil in the Baptist Church: Bob Gray’s Unholy Trinity
Click below to order your copy of Central Georgia Schizophrenia
Click below to order your copy of The Mad Atlas of Virginia King
Click below to order your copy of In Search of Eartha White
Click below to order your copy of The Ocean Highway at Night
Click below to order your copy of Stalking Ottis Toole
Click below to order your copy of Ghost Compost
Has the local historical society attempted to rescue the structure? How about the Florida Trust?
They haven’t. Give them a call.
Jacksonville Historical Society
Executive Director: Alan Bliss
Archive Coordinator: Mitch Hemann
Phone: 904-374-0296
Office Admin.: Erin Steichen
Phone: 904-665-0064
Archive Assistant: Imani Phillips
Phone: 904-665-0064
I smell a screenplay here.
Did you actually get to go inside?? For some reason the piece on Chopstick Charley’s led me here again and I got to enter the delicious creep and spook of it again. “Before the ghosts that aren’t quite memory, that aren’t quite history, since those whose memories this history belonged to are gone, who were the Heston boys’ childhood ghosts? Childhoods always feature ghosts, because children, being new, can’t otherwise imagine the world that came before them. What loves and losses have the trees absorbed invisible on this 1797 Spanish land grant? Who did the boys think they saw in the woods outside their windows at night, or down off the rippling reflections of moonlight on the waters?” I wonder what those bachelors did for money.