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Tagged Alligator Road, Brooklyn, Cedar Creek, Confederacy, Confederate Veterans' Reunion, Dell's Bluff, Dirt Road to the South, Gravelly Hill, Gravely Hill, Jacksonville history, James Edward Monroe, James McInarnay, jaxpysychogeo, Jim Dimingo, John Bellamy, John Braun, Lenox Avenue, Miles Price, Old Gainesville Road, Riverside Memorial Park, slavery, Steven Eubanks, Stonewall Jackson, Tim Gilmore, United States Colored Troops, William M. Jones, Wills Branch Creek
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The deep baritone drips with condescension, festers with open sarcasm.
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Twice during the Civil War, black Union soldiers occupied Confederate Jacksonville.
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New condo dwellers walk their AKC-registered dogs past the last Buffalo Soldier’s house in Brooklyn.
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Tagged 220 Riverside, Abboud's, Blind Blake, Brooklyn, Brooklyn Florida, Buffalo Soldiers, dog-trot, hall and parlor, Hurley Winkler, Jacksonville, jaxpsychogeo, Les Paul Garner, Riverside Avondale, shotgun house, shotgun shack, Tad's Restaurant, The Brooklyn Riverside, The Florida Star, Tim Gilmore
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