Historic preservation
Working to stabilize and restore the Jackson House.
In downtown Tampa, the Jackson House Foundation is a nonprofit community organization working to stabilize and restore the historic Jackson House. The two-story home was built by Moses Jackson in 1901 and served as lodging for African-American travelers during segregation, including musicians and civil rights leaders. The foundation shares the house's history through oral history, videos, photos, and information about its past residents. It invites people to support restoration through donations and volunteering. The organization also shares upcoming events on its calendar and welcomes requests to attend community events. Its work centers on preserving one of Tampa's African-American historical landmarks and making its story available to future generations.
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Working to stabilize and restore the Jackson House.
Invites volunteers to raise awareness of the restoration.
Shares stories, oral history, videos, and photos.
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