 Maps show six named streets running northeast to southwest and five named streets running northwest to southeast with 34 blocks containing lots, homes, or businesses.On September 13, 1843, a dangerous hurricane hit the area with a 10-foot storm surge, severely damaging what was left of Magnolia as well as destroying nearby Port Leon and damaging St. Marks.There was another town named Magnolia that existed around the time of the American Civil War in Clay County, Florida, on the west bank of the St. Johns River.