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Library periodicals of June 4 2023

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13 v. : illustrations ; 23 cm Jacksonville magazine's home. Periodical. Cover title. A supplement to Jacksonville Magazine. 2017, 2018, 2022 issues are flip books. Essential guide to homes, gardens, & stylish living in Northeast Florida. Website: Home features 100 pages packed with beautiful photography and informative articles. Each issue features profiles from some of our favorite home profiles from throughout the year, articles of interest to those buying, selling or updating a home, and tips on current trends in shopping, designing and building. Library has: fall 2006 -- Spring 2007 -- Fall 2007 -- Spring 2008 -- Fall 2008 -- Spring 2009 -- Fall 2009 -- Fall 2018-Fall 2020 -- Spring 2021 -- Fall 2021 -- Spring 2022. Selected contents: Fall 2006: Unraveling house's history (Louise Despain, SPAR , RAP) -- Ken & Jeri Braiman's Mandarin house -- Mike Troutmann's Springfield 1917 house renovation (Formerly home of Arthur D. Stevens, founder of Merrill-Stevens shipbuilding co.) -- Robert Rodgrizeus, owner of Diesel Parts Sale & Service 1966 home on Montgomery Place. Spring 2007 issue: Robert Sage of Sage Cleaners collecting Marvel comics & memorabilia wins 13 million lottery, 1500 Park Street -- Merrill House interior color photographs (Henry Bounetheau, Emily Lisska). Fall 2007: Kingsley Plantation -- Atlantic Beach bungalow built in 1914, former home of Jack L. Russell, town marshall for 42 years. Spring 2008: Home cooking feature (Tom Gray, chef/co-owner of Bistro Aix, Dennis Chan of Blue Bamboo, Robert Tulko, Winn-Dixie executive chef) -- Betsy & Steven Siegel house in Marsh Landing -- Tom Duhon, owner of Buggie's car wash Mandarin, & his shell created circus. Fall 2008: Jaguars quarterback David & Mary Garrard's home at Glen Kernan Golf & Country Club -- Marsh Landing house to showcase modern art collection. Spring 2009: Ginny Stine, San Marco interior designer, & her 1930's Greek Revival house -- Jim Duggan's 1919 Avondale home, 1846 Elizabeth Street -- 35th annual RAP tour of homes, April 25 & 26, 2009 (Park Lane Apartments, 2111 Post Street built in 1914 by M. F. McAden, 3115 Riverside Avenue built in 1915 by F. M. Durrance, 2807 Post Street, 1600 Osceola Street built in 1916, Haddon Hall built in 1927 designed by Marsh & Saxelbye for Philip N. Coleman, President of American Cross Arm Company, 2253 Oak Street built in 1920 was designed by Mark & Sheftall, 3733 Pine Street -- 2973 St. Johns Avenue built in 1921 by O. P. Woodcock & designed by Mellen C. Greeley, occupied by Percy Zacharias, Vice President of Cohen Brothers). Fall 2009: Captain Jack Scorby & wife, Chris, quarters on NAS Jacksonville base -- Kristin & Andy Ferguson's house on Selva Marina Circle, Atlantic Beach. Fall 2018: Architect's Tom Duke house -- Jennifer & Henry Brown's house in Mandarin on the St. John's River. Fall 2019: Beaches 4th annual tour of homes, Nov.9, 2019, including 254 East Coast Drive, Atlantic Beach, 109 Beach Avenue built in 1912 formerly known as Needlepoint Inn, 1890 Beach Avenue, 384 1st Street designed by Richard Skinner, 218 Bay Street, Neptune Beach 3rd owner Peggy Cornelius of Cornelius Construction) Fall 2020: Donny Mack & his partner Alan Aptheker renovate 600 square foot Riverside bungalow. Spring 2021: Historic Springfield tour of homes & gardens by SPAR -- Best of homes, gardens, & real estate readers poll. Fall 2021: Springfield houses including 175 E. 7th street, Parkinson house at 1407 Hubbard Street, 231 E. 7th street formerly owned by the Reidy and Phil Neary, 301 E. 5th street formerly owned by cigar manufacturer Jose Huau, 44 E. 5th street formerly owned by George A. Stephens and Thomas Hatcher. Spring 2022: 46th annual RAP home tour: Dr. Daniel Kohm house, 3338 Riverside -- Carla and Lonny Taylor house at 3885 St. Johns Avenue -- John and Holly Williams house, 3681 Pine Street -- Riverside Baptist Church -- Law office of Anidjar & Levine, 2245 St. Johns Avenue, former home of Wilson Boozer, then owned by Needham Smith -- ThouArtExalted Ministries, 1816 Talbot Avenue, former home of Barney & Anis Daley -- Trinity Lutheran Church -- Donny Mack, 2137 St. Johns Avenue -- Jaudon House, 2793 Lydia Street (oldest known building in Riverside and 3rd oldest in Jax, Magnolia Plantation owner gifted to his son, Elias -- Joe & Patricia Cronk house, 1806 Edgewood Avenue S., Saxelbye designed, Rosenbergs and David former owners -- 1366 Challen Avenue formerly owned by Charles Whightman & family. Spring 2022: 43rd Historic Springfield tour of homes & gardens, May 14-15, 2022.

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Documentary Objects

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Category 08: Communication Objects

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Interior decoration -- Florida -- Jacksonville -- Periodicals., Jacksonville (Fla.) -- Periodicals., Historic buildings -- Florida -- Jacksonville -- Periodicals., Stevens, Arthur D., Diesel Parts Sales & Service., Sage, Robert., Springfield Preservation and Revitalization (SPAR) Council., Riverside Avondale Preservation RAP)., Merrill House Museum (Jacksonville, Fla.)., Kingsley Plantation (Jacksonville, Fla.)., Skinner, Richard Green -- 1886-1960., Greeley, Mellen C., Marsh and Saxelbye, Architects (Jacksonville, Fla.)., Huau, Jose´ Alejandro, 1836-1905., Springfield Academy (Jacksonville, Fla.)., Parkinson, Isaac D., 1812-1890., Riverside Baptist Church (Jacksonville, Fla.)., Trinity Lutheran Church (Jacksonville, Fla.)., Jaudon, Elias Gabriel, Jr., 1806-1872.

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Jacksonville magazine.

Publisher

White Publishing Co.

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Jacksonville, Fla.

Date Published

2006 - 2022

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Creation Date: 2006-2022