TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — New concerns about the condition of Tampa’s historic Jackson House are prompting questions about when long-awaited restoration work will begin.
The Jackson House, a landmark that hosted Black travelers, entertainers and civil rights leaders during segregation, has sat vacant for years as preservation efforts moved through planning, funding and approval stages.
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After concerns were raised about the building’s condition, News Channel 8 reached out to the Jackson House Foundation for an update on the project.
Foundation Chair Carolyn Collins acknowledged the condition of the building remains a concern…