Jacksonville City Hall

Stop #1: City Hall – Jacksonville’s Fancy Time Machine! Welcome to City Hall! This big, beautiful building isn’t just where important city decisions are made—it’s also full of history. Inside the atrium, look up! It’s bright, open, and super cool—like a mix between a museum and a castle. If we’re lucky, we might even peek inside the City Council Chamber, where local leaders make big decisions (kind of like superheroes for the city!). Fun fact: This building used to be a fancy hotel over 100 years ago!

James Weldon Johnson Park

Stop #2: James Weldon Johnson Park – Jacksonville’s Oldest Park! You’re standing in the oldest park in the city—right in the middle of downtown! This park has been here for over 150 years and has seen all kinds of history, from big parades to peaceful protests. It’s named after James Weldon Johnson, a famous writer and civil rights leader from Jacksonville who wrote “Lift Every Voice and Sing.” He helped change the world with his words! Today, this park is full of art, music, and fun. You’re walking through history—and a really cool place to hang out!