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Jacksonville Landing On the St. Johns River, this riverside playground has many great restaurants and shopping places. Outdoor concerts and special events take place regularly at the Landing, making it a favorite gathering spot in the city for visitors and locals to eat. 2 Independent Dr Jacksonville, FL 32202 Prime F. Osborn Convention Center This impressive building with 42-foot high Doric columns, 75-foot barrel-vaulted ceilings and gorgeous marble floors was once the nation's largest railway station. Restored, it now hosts meetings and conventions, including traveling shows, corporate and charity events. The 265,000 square feet of space features fully equipped kitchens and banquet facilities that can serve up to 3,000, and 22 separate rooms accommodating groups of 1000. 1000 Water St Jacksonville, FL 32204 Veterans Memorial Wall This downtown Jacksonville memorial is a noble tribute to those who fought for the nation. The outdoor memorial lists veterans who fought in World Wars I and II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, and the Persian Gulf. Dedicated in November 1995 and constructed of black granite in "proud remembrance and humble tribute", it is also said to be the only wall that honors veterans from all six branches of service. 1145 East Adams Street Jacksonville, FL 32206 |
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