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Copy Link >> https://getpdf.readbooks.link/yupu/1634991338 "Following the demolition of the LaVilla neighborhood in the height of the cocaine epidemic, Abandoned Jacksonville takes readers from the fall of the city to the resurgence currently overtaking the downtown area and the renovations of many gorgeous structures. Written by local historian and photographer, David Bulit, Abandoned Jacksonville will take you through the seedier and forgotten parts of the First Coast. This book features
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"Folowing the demolition of the LaVilla neighborhood in
the height of the cocaine epidemic, Abandoned Jacksonville
takes readers from the fall of the city to the resurgence
currently overtaking the downtown area and the renovations of
many gorgeous structures. Written by local historian and
photographer, David Bulit, Abandoned Jacksonville will take
you through the seedier and forgotten parts of the First Coast.
This book features many locations in the city, including the 310
West Church Street Apartments, a once high-class
establishment with a dark past related to the cocaine epidemic
the Moulton &Kyle Funeral Home, the longest running
family business in the city, which is now frequented by
homeless vagrants and drug dealers Annie Lytle Elementary
School, closed for over fifty years due to the highway
construction (urban legends now surround it giving it the
nickname the "Devl's School" the Dr. Horace Drew
Manor, once a beautiful and prestigious home which fell into
disrepair in the 70s (now referred to by locals as the
"Hauted House"quot) and many more."