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The central clock tower of the Grand National-Everett Hotel was one of
the most prominent points of Jacksonville's skyline in the 1880's, and it
afforded a panoramic view of the city and the river.  In front
of it was an attractive park that extended to the river.

In 1885 a 6-story addition was built on the back of the hotel and faced
on Forsyth Street.  This addition to the hotel was sold to a separate
owner in 1898 and became the Aragon Hotel.  Both hotels escaped
the Great Fire of 1901.

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