Reconstruction following the Civil War was a period of extensive growth for Jacksonville and its surrounding communities. The city’s bustling port was literally a gateway to Florida, as few roads or railroads plunged into the state’s interior. The historical rendering highlights various points of interest, including several new hotels such as Windsor, St. James and Metropolitan.

First created by Augustus Koch, originally published by Alvord, Kellogg & Campbell. Reproduced via high-resolution scans of the 1876 document. Measures approximately 16 x 20 inches (horizontal). Printed on fine art quality paper with a matte finish. Source: State Library of Florida.

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