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Jacksonville History: Setzers Pic N Save Drugs Jacksonville History: Setzer's Pic N' Save DrugsI worked for the Pic N Slave in Gainesville at 6111 NW 8th ave I remember many days when my schedule would call for "9am to 3pm" , and would be told at 2:45, that 'the owner is coming tomorrow, you have to stay " There was one week where I had 104 5 hours, and I remember one day in that week I worked 30 hours straight Actually after about 16
Downtown Bars: A History - Metro Jacksonville Downtown Bars: A HistoryVoid Magazine has a small piece on the music venues of the last two decades (I saw some of Stephen's pictures in there) Crawdaddys, Crab Pot, Milk Bar, Einsteins, Pappa Joes and The Edge will all hold very fond places in my heart I remember when the only time you wanted to go to the beach was to buy drugs (not that I bought them) but the beach was really run down in
Remembering fallen Jacksonville companies. Remembering fallen Jacksonville companies I miss Pic N Save (Whatever you want, Pic N Save has it! Pic N Save has it for LESS!) I was over in Live Oak last week and right off state rd 129 you can still see the old Pic N Save The frame for the old sign still stands but the Pic N Save sign is gone
7 Popular Jacksonville Names That Arent Around Anymore Pic ‘N Save was designed to be a self-service store—a new retail concept at this time The first Pic ‘N Save opened in Arlignton's Town Country Shopping Center in 1955 Between the 1955 and 1957, the company would expand and would build over 200,000 square feet of warehouse space near Imeson Airport off North Main Street
Downtown Bars: A History - Metro Jacksonville Downtown Bars: A HistoryI remember in the early 2000's that the spot that used to be Sinclair's was the Voodoo Lounge It was VERY small and cramped but for some reason I enjoyed it I remember that there always would be a line of people waiting to go inside As far as downtown nightlife goes, did the Beaches and 'mega-clubs' kill Downtown as a nightlife destination?
The Evolution of the Arlington Expressway - Metro Jacksonville After Pic 'N Save's departure, Winn-Dixie opened a $2 million store in 1997 which has since closed Constructed in 1975, 900 Arlington is one of many office buildings along the Arlington Expressway corridor 930 University dates back to 1961 This closed 270 room hotel, between University and Cesery Boulevards, opened in 1964 as a Holiday Inn
Jacksonville History: Setzers Pic N Save Drugs Later after leaving Pic N' Save I took a summer job doing home construction One of our projects that summer was to build and extension on a home at the beaches belonging to one of the Setzer's (I forget which one)
Starbucks returning to Downtown - metrojacksonville. com Starbucks is slated to activate a vital corner on Laura Street — downtown Jacksonville's main corridor The Seattle-based coffee giant signed a lease for space on the ground floor of the Bank of America Tower at 50 N Laura St The space will be blown out to create a street-facing storefront with doors opening onto Laura Street The owner, Group RMC, has embarked on a second phase of
Should We Take Advantage of the ASE? - Metro Jacksonville The plan was projected to save $2 million in 1988 dollars The plan was implemented in the early 1990s on the 0 7 mile starter line Bus riders were confused and complained to JTA Rather than educate the bus ridership on the change in routes and the future advantage, JTA ended the program and the bus routes were returned to the old system
1325 Laura -- demolition hearing at HPC - Metro Jacksonville It looks FANTASTIC Chris!! Thank you for spearheading the mothballing and helping to SAVE THE HOUSE! So who spearheaded this mothball and actually did the work? Chris or PSOS? I have become confused here The mothballing legislation was spearheaded by Preservation SOS This house was at high risk of being demolished several times