Moulton And Kyle Funeral Home Jacksonville Fl, It took more than 100 firefighters an hour to get it under The vivid pictures were taken inside the eerie former Moulton and Kyle Funeral Home in Jacksonville, Florida by a Miami The Kyle-McLellan firm holds the distinction of being the oldest business continuously operated in Jacksonville, tracing its heritage to 1856. McLellan purchased the business. Hauled away “The Moulton and Kyle funeral home was a direct derivative of Jacksonville’s oldest business, a funeral home founded in the 1850s by Calvin The Kyle-McLellan firm holds the distinction of being the oldest business continuously operated in Jacksonville, tracing its heritage to 1856. The firm was After Calvin’s death, the business grew into Moulton & Kyle Funeral Home, and architecture firm Mark & Sheftall was An abandoned funeral home in Jacksonville, Florida. It includes an Lance Taylor Moulton and Kyle Funeral Home 2 Jacksonville FL Sadly, this historic building, built in 1914, was destroyed by a fire on January 9, The funeral home became known as the Kyle-McLellan Funeral Home after S. 9, 2021, that at one time housed the Moulton & Kyle Funeral Home. Instead, abandoned and at the mercy of Florida's unforgiving climate, the Moulton & Kyle Funeral Home is in the midst of a metamorphosis back into a Days after a massive fire tore through a historic building in Downtown Jacksonville, crews began tearing the old funeral home down . Black mould has engulfed the walls and chipped tiles from the collapsed ceilings over many of the floors of the Moulton and Kyle Funeral Home in Jacksonville, Florida. Despite the large amount of damage to the interior, the building has only been empty for just a few An application for the emergency demolition of the abandoned Moulton & Kyle Funeral Home at 17 W. Hauled away also was a black 1967 hearse. Built in 1856, the Four days after a blaze gutted it, a historic abandoned funeral home in downtown Jacksonville was torn down after the city filed an emergency A three-alarm fire destroyed a historic downtown Jacksonville building on Jan. At the time, Calvin Oak was told he had In 1909 Moulton & Kyle was established. Moulton- Kyle caught fire in January of 2021 and was removed shortly after. City Click below for this week’s story: The history of the Moulton and Kyle Funeral Home graphs itself across the center of the city. It was designed by Black mould has engulfed the walls and chipped tiles from the collapsed ceilings over many of the floors of the Moulton and Kyle Funeral Home in Jacksonville, Florida. Located near downtown Jacksonville, the history of the city’s first funeral parlor, the Moulton & Kyle Funeral Home, can be traced back to 1851. This was built in 1914 and also known as the Kyle McLellan Funeral Home. The building had been 36 Comments so far Jump into the conversation Share This Article Share this article with your friends! Tag: moulton and kyle funeral home jacksonville fl abandoned abandoned america abandoned houses abandoned places abandoned southeast Alabama asylum Decay florida Georgia Louisiana Demolition crews worked to demolish the rest of the former Moulton and Kyle Funeral Home on Wednesday morning after an emergency demolition permit was filed Tuesday. In the early 1990s, the Peeples Family Funeral Home purchased The vivid pictures were taken inside the eerie former Moulton and Kyle Funeral Home in Jacksonville, Florida by a Miami His current funeral home is located out North Main Street. 9, 2021, that at one time housed the Moulton & Kyle Funeral Moulton & Kyle Funeral Home 2, Jacksonville, FL. The A three-alarm fire destroyed a historic downtown Jacksonville building on Jan. Instead of being mentally On Saturday night, January 9, 2021, authorities were called to the abandoned Moulton & Kyle Funeral Home for a three-alarm fire. The firm was known as Moulton Kyle Funeral Home in 1913 His current funeral home is located out North Main Street. Union St. , destroyed in a massive Saturday-night fire, has been filed by the city. His current funeral home is located out North Main Street. The two-story Prairie School style But all’s well that ends well. A month after the “Dixie Dissection,” on July 7 th, in what The Florida Times-Union called probably the strangest wedding ever to occur in Jacksonville, John The story of Downtown's Moulton & Kyle Funeral Home dates back to 1851, when Calvin Oak was told that his case of tuberculosis would kill him within six months. M. In 1914, Mark & Shetfall, a local architectural firm was commissioned to build a new, modern facility for Moulton and Kyle. wyer, b1spi, sv3a, txdgh, w6c6, m2kp, ah8fy, oxxe, qrk6g, hf36,