JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The City of Jacksonville is spending thousands of dollars to revitalize one of thein our city. But, before the city spends the money, they are asking the community for input in a study titled the 'Miracle on Myrtle.'
Washington has worked for decades to preserve the history of the Durkeeville neighborhood. He was one of the key players in establishing a museum at JP Small Park where visitors can learn about the Red Caps and other Negro League teams. Two hundred thousand dollars has been set aside to revitalize and develop the area, with a focus on commercial development and affordable housing while also finding ways to protect the neighborhood's vibrant history. . The study area includes Myrtle Avenue, Kings Road and the S-Line Urban Greenway.