Editing Trader Jon's Building

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The '''Trader Jon's building''' is the name most commonly used to describe the two-story brick building at 511 South [[Palafox Street]], so-named for its most famous tenant, the [[Trader Jon's]] nightclub.

Erected in 1896, it was the home to a shoe repair shop owned by [[Samuel Charles]], a prominent African-American businessmen of the early 1900s, and to [[Birgar Testman]]'s ship chandlery in the 1920s. 

It was occupied by the eponymous Trader Jon's, a favorite haunt of local Navy personnel and home to a renowned collection of military memorabilia, from the 1950s until 2003. When [[Hurricane Ivan]] destroyed the [[Phenix Building]] in 2004, the owners of displaced retail store [[Sarah's]] considered moving into the adjacent Trader Jon's building, but ultimately decided instead to close shop forever.

In 2006, the first floor became a second home to the [[Big Sexy Food]] catering business to host private dinners and other events.

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+The '''Trader Jon's building''' is the name most commonly used to describe the two-story brick building at 511 South [[Palafox Street]], so-named for its most famous tenant, the [[Trader Jon's]] nightclub.
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-|name=Trader Jon's building (colloquial)
-|location=511 South [[Palafox Street]]<br/>(just south of [[Main Street]])
-|completion_date=1896
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-The '''Trader Jon's Building''' is the name most commonly used to describe the two-story brick building at 511 South [[Palafox Street]], so-named for its most famous tenant, the [[Trader Jon's]] nightclub.
-Erected in [[1896]], it was the home to a shoe repair shop owned by [[Samuel Charles]], a prominent African-American businessman of the early 1900s, and to [[Birgar Testman]]'s ship chandlery in the 1920s.
+Erected in 1896, it was the home to a shoe repair shop owned by [[Samuel Charles]], a prominent African-American businessmen of the early 1900s, and to [[Birgar Testman]]'s ship chandlery in the 1920s.
 It was occupied by the eponymous Trader Jon's, a favorite haunt of local Navy personnel and home to a renowned collection of military memorabilia, from the 1950s until 2003. When [[Hurricane Ivan]] destroyed the [[Phenix Building]] in 2004, the owners of displaced retail store [[Sarah's]] considered moving into the adjacent Trader Jon's building, but ultimately decided instead to close shop forever.
-In 2006, the first floor became a second home to the [[Big Sexy Food]] catering business to host private dinners and other events. They opened a lunchtime restaurant called the [[Nooner Café]] in the space in June [[2008]].
+In 2006, the first floor became a second home to the [[Big Sexy Food]] catering business to host private dinners and other events.
-==Other images==
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-Image:TraderJonsBuilding2.jpg
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-==External links==
-*[http://www.escpa.org/Detail_a.aspx?s=000S009100150025 Escambia County Property Appraiser parcel detail]
 [[Category: Palafox Street buildings]]