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Listen: The Blues ProgramPier in the Reynolds Industrial Park at the old Navy Base in Green Cove Springs.
Image Number
K010940
Photographer
Gaines, James L.
Date
1979
Rights
Collection
Department of Commerce collection
, Series 1047, Box 4, Folder 5
, Series 1047, Box 4, Folder 5
Geographic Term
Subject Term
Military bases--Florida--Clay County--Green Cove Springs
Navy-yards and naval stations--Florida--Clay County--Green Cove Springs
Abandonment of property
Boats and boating--Florida--Clay County--Green Cove Springs
Piers--Florida--Clay County--Green Cove Springs
Industrial districts--Florida--Clay County--Green Cove Springs
Navy-yards and naval stations--Florida--Clay County--Green Cove Springs
Abandonment of property
Boats and boating--Florida--Clay County--Green Cove Springs
Piers--Florida--Clay County--Green Cove Springs
Industrial districts--Florida--Clay County--Green Cove Springs
Corporate Subject
Additional Creator
Florida. - Department of Commerce. - Florida Film Bureau.
Additional Creator
Florida. - Department of Commerce. - Florida Film Bureau.
Physical Description
1 slide - col.
General Note
In 1960 President Lyndon B. Johnson decommissioned the naval base under his first executive order. The city of Green Cove Springs annexed the abandoned naval base, sold it to Reynolds Metal Company for redevelopment and Reynolds Industrial Park was established in 1965.
Pier in the Reynolds Industrial Park at the old Navy Base in Green Cove Springs.
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