Jacksonville is a City filled with rich history, historic homes, and one very historic tree that's truly standing the test of time. The Treaty Oak is located on the Southbank of Jacksonville not far from the Museum of Science and History.
– Jacksonville is a city filled with rich history, historic homes, and one very historic tree that’s truly standing the test of time. The Treaty Oak is located on the Southbank of Jacksonville not far from the Museum of Science and History.
This local gem actually pre-dates the founding of the city. It sits in the middle of the Southbank and it’s a great place to walk, meet people and see a piece of the city’s history.“It’s a true landmark,” Albert Folson added.
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