Join us for the 20th Annual Gingerbread Extravaganza during Jacksonville’s 200th Year.

Join us for the 20th Annual Gingerbread Extravaganza during Jacksonville’s 200th Year.
Every citizen of Jacksonville has the opportunity to contribute to a lasting marker commemorating Jacksonville’s Bicentennial. Don’t be left out!
Limited-edition Bicentennial Commemorative Coin, on sale for a limited time!
For more than a century, Jacksonville has been a city that knows something about roadbuilding.
Jacksonville architect Ted Pappas designs a building to be of its site, not on it. He brings the outside inside. Much of his work focuses on spaces of contemplation such as libraries and churches. Join author Tim Gilmore as he shares excerpts from his new book, Box Broken Open: The Architecture of Ted Pappas.
During the epochal period of 1876-1886, Jacksonville was known as the “Winter City in Summerland.” It was usual for the total number of tourists per season to be printed using the hotel registers and larger boarding houses as the basis for the compilation.
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Alan J. Bliss, Ph.D. - Chief Executive Officer
Kate A. Hallock - Chief of Staff / Communications Director
Twyla Rosenwinkel - Office Administrator
Georgia Pribanic - Librarian
Emily Cottrell - Assistant Archivist
Sherrard Ceglia - Archives Assistant
Mark Cassidy - Facilities Coordinator
Justin P. Case - Oral Histories Coordinator
Nancy Gandy - Merrill House Museum Docent