110 S Chestnut St, Jacksonville, FL 32234

“Bring the whole family!” Plenty of space for everyone in this huge southern mansion with a dining room that seats 24+. Imagine celebrating the holidays here with friends and family. THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO OWN A TRUE PIECE OF FLORIDA HISTORY! The Oliver Mansion, also known as Hotel Oliver (c.1800’s), was once home to Lonnie Chapman Oliver & his wife, Irene Saucer Oliver. In 1919, the Olivers remodeled the original 1800’s house and added the front porches, to fulfill their vision of becoming hoteliers. The HOTEL OLIVER was once a popular destination for railroad workers and tourists traveling through Baldwin; guests enjoyed scrumptious southern home cooked meals served “family style” at large tables in the formal dining room. L.C. Oliver served as the Mayor of Baldwin, FL from 1932-1967 (35 years) and he was a valued, dedicated employee of Seaboard Airline Railroad for 53 years. Oliver also served as a Duval County, FL Justice of the Peace for five years and performed wedding ceremonies at the hotel’s ballroom. Mayor Oliver's 40 years of combined public service marks one of the longest political careers in Duval County history.