The oldest resident of Jacksonville, FL is not a who, but a what! Treaty Oak, located on the Southbank of Downtown Jacksonville, was planted in 
1822, and currently reaches more than 70 feet into the sky. The tree is a wonderful symbol of what makes Jacksonville an interesting and great place to live and work.
Jacksonville is the largest city by area in the continental U.S. and was named after the first military governor of Florida, General Andrew Jackson, who never actually visited Jacksonville. In 1901 a spark from a chimney ignited a fiber factory and destroyed the heart of the city. Jacksonville is a robust city, however, and within two years there were more businesses in town than before the fire and showcased some of the state’s tallest buildings. From the Timucuan Indian Tribe to European settlers deriving from Spain, France, and Britain, Jacksonville has been known as a melting pot of cultures and races since 1564.
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