Jacksonville's architectural heritage : landmarks for the future
Entry/Object ID
Library.2286
Description
432 pages. : illustrations. (mostly col.) ; 31 cm.
Jacksonville's architectural heritage : landmarks for the future by Wayne W. Wood. Bicentennial edition with Joel McEachin
Special thanks to Kate A. Hallock, editor and the Bicentennial Book Advisory Committee: Sandy and Tracy Arpen -- Bill and Melody Bishop -- Ann Burt -- Michael Dunlap -- Chris Farley -- Tim Gilmore -- Mitch Hemann -- Emily Lisska -- Jonathan Lux -- Marsha Dean Phelts -- Robin Robinson -- Gary Sass -- Debra Silbert -- Adonica Toler --and Alan Wilson.
Illustrations on lining papers.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 407-423) and index.
Selected contents: Duval County map -- Architects -- Architectural styles -- Downtown -- Bridhes -- LaVilla -- Mid-Westside neighborhoods -- Brooklyn -- Riverside & Avondale -- East Jacksonville -- Springfield -- North Jacksonville -- West Jacksonville -- Baldwin -- Ortega -- South Jacksonville -- San Marco -- San Jose -- Southern Crescent -- Arlington -- Southeast Jacksonville -- Mandarin -- Jacksonville Beach -- Neptune Beach -- Atlantic Beach -- Mayport -- Fort George Island -- Unusual structures -- Acknowledgements -- Bibliography -- End notes -- Index.
Summary :A historical look at the architectural development and landmarks of Duval County and Jacksonville, Florida, including profiles of the various architects involved, the surrounding neighborhoods and the inhabitants.
"This book is made possible by grants from Jessie Ball duPont Fund, Preston H. Haskell, as well as generous support from The Ida M. Stevens Foundation." -- verso
