Restoration began in 1996 and was completed on April 18, 1998, with the structure becoming the new home of the Jacksonville Historical Society. Since restoration the building is seen as one of the finest specimens of nineteenth-century architecture in Duval County, and it is a popular spot for meetings, weddings and other civic events.
Restoration commenced in 1996 and concluded on April 18, 1998, transforming the structure into the new headquarters of the Jacksonville Historical Society. Since restoration, the building is regarded as one of the most impressive examples of nineteenth-century architecture in Duval County, and it has become a popular venue for meetings, weddings, and other civic events.