Again, this is a subject that gives patrons a great reason to visit our downtown library, but what is available to those who don't wish to make a trip? And for those of you who work in that neck-of-the-woods at Main, what can you tell us about what's available there? This is a rich subject, so I look forward to seeing your comments. Please give us your thoughts!
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The Old Arlington Society meets Tuesdays at JU. The Jacksonville Historical Society has some terrific programs and information at their headquarters in the Old St. Andrews Church downtown.
ReplyDeleteWhen I was at Graham we had some info about the branch and neighborhood, same thing at NW. We don't have very much here at UPK about the neighborhood at all.
-Marlin Day
For historical information about the Beaches, the Beaches Historical Society operates the Beaches Museum & History Center located at 380 Pablo Avenue, Jacksonville Beach (ph#241-5657).
ReplyDeleteThey have vast information, pictures, stories, exhibits, etc. regarding the history of the Beaches Communities.
A fun and informative museum to visit even if you're not a Beaches resident!
I also have a rare reference book called "The Jacksonville Beach Story" written in 1965. It is no longer published but has some neat pictures and history about the Beaches.
---Sally Doherty