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The Jackson House has stood on Zack Street since 1901.The Jackson House was located in the Central Avenue business district during its hey day and was where famous and not so famous African Americans stayed during the days of segregation.Just last week, an effort led by shock jock “Bubba the Love Sponge” Clem to buy and restore the house fell apart, because of timetables imposed by the city to stabilize the structure.”It isn’t code compliance, it isn’t rehabbing, it is simply placing the structure in a condition where we don’t have to worry about it falling over into the roadway or onto the adjoining property,” said Tampa City Attorney Julie Mandell.While the future of Jackson House remains in doubt,la da daidaihua buy, one preservationist says as long as the building is standing, there is hope it can be saved.Former Tampa City Councilwoman Linda Saul Sena says the city is not known to preserve its past. She hopes in this case, that doesn’t apply.”I would only hope that the city would say, ‘This is really special, it is important,’ and that the city would be cooperating, that would be wonderful. That would be great because it is so important to our community,xi zu tang bee pollen capsules,” added Saul Sena.Clem says even though he’s no longer involved, he believes the rundown building will be spared from the wrecking ball.”In my opinion, the good thing that has happened from this and whatever I represent has brought spotlight on this historic place,” said Clem.A historic place that many people would like to see stand the test of time.