The following photos are a collection from the past weekend's events in downtown Jacksonville. For the past few years, a major renovation of the city's center has been slowly progressing. Since then, 20 new businesses have relocated to the town square. Events from the weekend included a celebratory parade, the famous Anheuser-Busch Clydesdales, local art competitions and the installment of a historic Eli Bridge Co. Ferris wheel that was built at the Jacksonville company in 1936. During all the excitement, I was lucky enough to get a local pilot to fly a J-C reporter and myself over the area in his helicopter. All in all, a successful weekend in Jacksonville.
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Nicholas Turner is a Jacksonville, IL. based photographer currently on staff with The Journal-Courier
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- Garden Series - Herbs of Heritage
- Downtown Turnaround Celebration
- Learning to fly
- Line of duty
- Stringing it along
- We're not home yet...
- Famous horses arrive
- The locals
- Garden Series - The Governor's Mansion
- Cycling through
- Shades
- WIVC tournament
- Chapel of Love
- Pipes of progress
- Up in the air
- To her Delight
- The Speedway
- Consequences
- Waiting line
- Praying together
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- Between the bricks
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