Eco Relics

Eco Relics is the architectural-salvage and reuse warehouse at 106 Stockton Street, Jacksonville, FL 32204, in the Rail Yard District. Google Places lists the phone as (904) 330-0074. This Stay Safe Jax page is that Stockton Street depot. It is not a big-box home-improvement store and not a San Marco antique boutique. The Jacksonville Daily Record reported on August 12, 2013 that Ann and Michael Murphy bought an 86-year-old railroad freight depot at 106 Stockton Street for $365,000 and were remodeling it as Eco Relics, a reuse shop for building supplies, tools, and architectural salvage. The paper said the 1927 building had been vacant, sat about two miles from downtown, and that the couple hoped to open that October. Metro Jacksonville’s 2014 archive feature identified the same building as the former Baker & Holmes Company warehouse, built in 1927 for the Seaboard Air Line Railroad, and said the Murphys opened in fall 2013. Visit Jacksonville now lists a roughly 50,000-square-foot warehouse of salvaged goods and tags the shop pet friendly. A 2024 UNF School of Communication story described Eco Relics as a Rail Yard District antique and salvage store keeping building materials out of landfills. Public ratings on this page are stored snapshots, not live scores. Google Places currently lists Eco Relics at 4.5 from 515 reviews for the 106 Stockton Street listing, the same place ID stored here. Stay Safe Jax has no stored Yelp rating, so the headline is the Google snapshot: 4.5 from 515 reviews. Those numbers do not refresh when someone opens the page. Google currently lists Monday through Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Sunday 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Google Places lists wheelchair-accessible parking, entrance, and restroom. Stay Safe Jax did not independently inspect the warehouse floor. Salvage shops are uneven by nature; that is not a safety flag. Stay Safe Jax leaves warning flags at 0. Eco Relics is an ordinary, well-reviewed Jacksonville reuse warehouse with a sourced 2013 opening, a documented 1927 depot, and visitor-bureau coverage. Residents looking for Home Depot or Lowe’s should leave this page. Residents looking for reclaimed doors, lumber, and furniture should stay on Stockton Street.