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One of the stucco arches on Appleton Avenue, part of the entry gates to the Lake Shore neighborhood, it stands behind the stucco entrance sign to the neighborhood on Blanding Boulevard. Built in the mid-1920s in Jacksonville, and restored by a group of Lake Shore residents in a community effort led by the Lake Shore Area Preservation Society.
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| Author | Carlstak |
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