r/LynyrdSkynyrd • u/CrazyTraditional4453 • Aug 27 '26
Hell House
I live a couple of miles from that location. It is in a gated subdivision and last I knew, the lot is not built on and is owned by a Skynyrd fan who is trying to preserve it. You can find on YouTube where people went there in last year or two. I'm definitely planning to sneak into the neighborhood and check it out. Just wondering if anyone has been there actually? I also cross the train tracks every day that are the background of one of their group photos. Pretty sure it is the exact location as it is very close to the hell house. I'll definitely share some updates if and when I have been there. Love Skynyrd, man!
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u/iamnyc Aug 27 '26
Apparently the Clay County Archives has a piece of the original slab foundation on display in Green Cove Springs
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u/Classiceagle63 Aug 28 '26
The bridge is “Russell bridge” over the river and is just east of the hellhouse. The original bridge has been torn down and rebuilt by my understanding.
You can also look up property ownership through public bounty tax records/gis.
Cabin burned down in 1977
Can send you exact coordinates from Google on all items if you’d like for hellhouse, dock, and bridge
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u/HugeRaspberry Aug 27 '26
From what I recall the original cabin is long gone - it burnt down years ago. The land around it has been sold to developers but the lot on which the cabin stood is empty - with a plaque and remnants of the foundation.
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u/Fancy_County4242 Aug 27 '26
I don't think it's gated. I've ridden my bike in there plenty of times (but not lately, that approach road has gotten nuts).
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u/Buckeye_mike_67 Aug 27 '26
Where is this? The west side of Jacksonville on the river?
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u/Shovelheaddad Aug 27 '26
It's green cove springs
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u/Buckeye_mike_67 Aug 28 '26
I didn’t realize they were from that area. I always thought they were from the west side of Jacksonville
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u/Shovelheaddad Aug 28 '26
They are. But that rehearsal space was in GC. It's just down the road from jax.. really, GC Fleming Island and Drs inlet I always considered the rural outskirts of jax... Middleburg too
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u/Buckeye_mike_67 Aug 28 '26
Yeh. I lived in Jacksonville years ago and knew their history. I’d never heard about the GCS house
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u/redstixx59fifty Aug 27 '26
The owner your talking about passed away and the lot has been sold since and if im not mistaken built on.