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Senator John Mathews and the Bridge to Nowhere
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Tagged Arlington Expressway, Floridan Hotel, Harriette Moore, Harry T. Moore, Jacksonville Bulls, John E. Mathews, Ku Klux Klan, Mathews Bridge Jacksonville, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Florida, Pittsburgh Courier, Regency Square Mall, Robert Broward, Rosa Moore, Senator John Mathews, Ted Pappas, Thunderbird Motor Hotel, Tim Gilmore, Town and Country Shopping Center, United States Football League, USFL, White Primary Bill
New Story: Schools Named for Confederates and the Demise of Manhattan Beach
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Tagged Agnes Lloyd Cobb, Alfred duPont, American Beach, An American Beach for African Americans, Atlantic Beach, Avondale, Bob Rutter, Camilla Thompson, Chloe Merrick, Davis Street Blues, Deerwood, Dew Drop Alley Stomp, Don Mabry, Donal Godfrey, Eartha White, Ed Ball, Edward Ball, Hanna Park, Harcourt Bull, Henry Flagler, jax psycho geo, jaxpsychogeo, JEB Stuart, Jefferson Davis Junior High, Jefferson Davis Middle School, Jessie Ball duPont, Joseph Davin, Joseph E. Lee, Joseph Finegan, Joseph Finegan Elementary School, Kathryn Abbey Hanna, Ku Klux Klan, Lackawanna Elementary, Mack Wilson, Mack Wilson's Pavilion, Manhattan Beach, Marsha Dean Phelts, Nathan Bedford F, Nathan Bedford Forrest High School, Ponte Vedra, Ponte Vedra Beach, RCBS Corporation, Robert Hayden, Rogers Crawford Swartz and Bull, San Marco, Stockton Whatley Davin, Sugar Underwood, Tim Gilmore
New story: Normandy Motel
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Tagged Alma Lee Bivins, Battle of the Bulge, Billy Goat Hill, Bivins Dairy, Bivins Road, Cecil Field, Cecil Motel, Charlie Matthews, Donald Matthews, Fouraker Road, Gallery of Antiques and Collectibles, General Patton, Gray and Gray Insurance, Hilltop Inn, jax psycho geo, Judge Donald Matthews, KKK, Ku Klux Klan, lampe berger, Mary Matthews, Naval Air Station Jacksonville, Normandy Boulevard, Normandy Motel, Operation Overlord, Peggy Matthews, Riverside Memorial Park, Robert E. Lee High School, Thomas W. Bivins, Tim Gilmore, Westside Jacksonville, Wills Branch Tributary
Vote, 2020, against the Terrorist Tactics of 1920
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Tagged 19th amendment, A.C. Shuler, Anna Fletcher, Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man, BossCity and Headfirst, Bowman Cook, Carlos Bee Texas, Clara White Mission, Duncan Fletcher, Eartha M.M. White, Eartha Mary Magdalene White, Eartha White, Election Day 1920 Florida, First Baptist Church, Florida Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, God's Trombones, Grand Park, Hemming Park, Invisible empire, Jacksonville Woman's Club, James Weldon Johnson, James Weldon Johnson Jacksonville, James Weldon Johnson Park, jax psycho geo, John Morine, July Perry, Ku Klux Klan, Law and Order Ku Klux Klan, Lift Every Voice and Sing, Lost Cause Movement, Ocoee Massacre, Paul Ortiz, Perry Massacre, R.E. Merritt, Rosewood Massacre, Seattle Union Record, St. James Building, Tim Gilmore, Victoria Woodhull, W.A. Hobson, Walter F. White, Walter White Jacksonville, William Washington Larsen Georgia
St. Johns River Monster: 170 Years of Sightings
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Tagged " Captain Adams Jacksonville, "Lucy and Nancy, Astor Chamber of Commerce, Astor Florida Chamber of Commerce, Barney Dillard, Bigfoot, Bobby Holt, Borinkus, Brenda Langley, Columbus mermaids, cryptozoology, D.B. Newbold, Dorothy Abram, Earl Boylston, Eddie St. John, Fuller Warren Bridge, Gilbert King, Godwin's Snake Village, Groveland Boys, Groveland Four, H.L. Walters, Harold J. Humm, Harry T. Moore, Homer J. Wright, J.W. Hunter, Jesse Hunter, John Baumgartner, Johnnie, Kathy Kirkland, KKK, Ku Klux Klan, Larry Atkinson, LaSalle Street, LaSalle Street Bulkhead, LaSalle Street San Marco, Loch Ness Monster, manatee, NAACP Florida, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Florida, Norma Padgett, Owen Godwin, Sammy Shepherd, San Marco Jacksonville, sea cows, Skunk Ape, St. Johns River Monster, Stockton Park Jacksonville, Thurgood Marshall, Tim Gilmore Florida, Verne Vandivier, Wallace McLean, Walter Irvin, Willis McCall
New Story: Resurrecting Hill Top, Black History on Forman Circle
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Tagged Across the Creek, Alice E. Hunter, Alice E. Hunter Hall, Alice Hunter, Black Creek, Brewster Hospital, Buddington's Quarters, Cush Jenkins, Edd Burroughs, Eddie James Burroughs Sr., Embedded in Clay, Emma Berrings, Etta Douglas, Fowler Cemetery, Frosard Buddington, Grant Forman, Grant Forman Cemetery, Grant S. Forman, Green Cove Springs, Hill Top Black Heritage Education Center, Hill Top Clay County, Hill Top Middleburg, Hilltop Clay County, Hilltop Middleburg, Hiram Prescott, Howard's Quarters, Hunter-Douglas Park, jax psycho geo, jaxpsychogeo, Jonathan Knight, KKK, Ku Klux Klan, LaVilla, Life on Hill Top, Makayla Paige Merriweather, Martin Luther King Clay County Florida, Maude Burroughs, Maude Burroughs Jackson, Maude Jackson, Maureen Jung, Middleburg Colored School, Middleburg High School, MLK, MLK Clay County, Moses Prescott, Paul Laurence Dunbar High School, Reggie Bridges, St. Mark Missionary Baptist Church, Susannah Prescott, Tim Gilmore, Walter Whetstone, Wanda Glennon Canaday, Whetstonian
2020 Protests Continue (Confessions, Consciousness, Change)
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Tagged Alexander Stephens, Black Lives Matter, Brittany Chrishawn, Donal Godfrey, George Floyd, In Memory of our Women of the Southland, J.B. Stoner, Jacksonville Community Action Committee, Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, Jamee Johnson, James Robinson, Jimbo Robinson, Josue Garriga, Ku Klux Klan, Kwame Jones, Lackawanna Elementary School, Lenny Curry, Mayor Lenny Curry, Michael Sampson, Mike Williams, Nicholas Lawson, Phil Gilmore, Reginald Boston
Protests in the Summer of 2020, the spring of 1964
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Tagged Ahmaud Arbery, Ax Handle Saturday, B.D. McEwan, Breonna Taylor, Brittany Chrishawn, Chris Swanson, Christina Kittle, Coalition for Consent, Connell Crooms, Dale Carson, Delaine Smith, Derek Chauvin, Elmer Kato, Eugene Davis, Fraternal Order of Police, George Floyd, Gregory McMichael, Haydon Burns, J.C. Patrick, J.W. Rich, Jacksonville Community Action Committee, James Patrick, Jax 5, Jessica Pounds, Johnnie Mae Chappell, Keisha Lance Bottoms, KKK, Ku Klux Klan, Lenny Curry, Mayor Lenny Curry, Mike Durham, Mike Williams, Ministerial Alliance, NAACP, New Stanton School, Police Administration Building, Rex Sweat, Rutledge Pearson, Steve Zona, Travis McMichael, Walter Headly, Wayne Chessman, Willie Chappell
The Lynching of Johnnie Mae Chappell
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Tagged Ahmaud Arbery, Albert Smith, Allison Orr, Anti-lynching bill, Ax Handle Saturday, Banner Food Store, Bill Loos, Bobby Rush, bumper joint, Chuck's Place, Dale Carson, Dateline NBC, David Jackson, Donald Coleman, Elmer Kato, Emmett Till, Essie Mae Dawkins-Sargent, Eugene Davis, Flicker Avenue, Folio Weekly, Freezette, Freezette Drive-In, Greater New Hope Missionary Baptist Church, Gregory McMichael, Haydon Burns, J.C. Patrick, J.W. Rich, Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, James Boddie, James Patrick, jaxpsychogeo, Jet Magazine, Johnnie Mae Chappell, KKK, Ku Klux Klan, Lee Cody, lynching, Ministerial Alliance, New Kings Road, Oprah Winfrey, Oscar Sosa, Ray Coleman, Rex Sweat, Shelton Chappell, Sheriff Dale Carson, Sheriff Rex Sweat, Souls of Black Folk, Susan Clark Armstrong, Susan Cooper Eastman, Tallahatchie, Tildia Sanders, Tim Gilmore, Travis McMichael, tush hog, W.E.B. DuBois, Wayne Chessman, Willie Chappell
This Week’s Story: Tip Top Tavern / Randall’s Ranch House Restaurant
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Tagged Darryl Swearingen, Donal Godfrey, DuPont School, Ed Canady, Folsom Haven, Helen Fleiss, Helen Wooten, Hines Restaurant, J&L Friendly Tavern, jax psycho geo, John Haven, KKK, Ku Klux Klan, Lackawanna Elementary, North Shore, Panama Park, Patrick Foley, Randall Fleiss, Randall's Ranch House Restaurant, Richard Atkinson, Robert Zortea, Ron Pate, Rose Pate, Tallulah, Tally's Lounge, Tim Gilmore, Tip Top Tavern, Urban Meyer, Woody's Place, Your Tavern, Zorty's Ranch House Restaurant
