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Historically, Cevallos Street continued north past Romana and terminated at East [[Wright Street]], where it continued north as [[Eighth Avenue]]. | Historically, Cevallos Street continued north past Romana and terminated at East [[Wright Street]], where it continued north as [[Eighth Avenue]]. | ||
| − | The street | + | The street is named for [[Wikipedia:Pedro Cevallos|Pedro Cevallos]], Secretary of State under Spanish Kings [[Wikipedia:Charles IV of Spain|Charles IV]] and [[Wikipedia:Ferdinand VII of Spain|Ferdinand VII]]. |
==British Pensacola== | ==British Pensacola== | ||
Revision as of 15:04, 27 September 2009
| Cevallos Street | |
| north end: | Romana Street |
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| south end: | Zaragoza Street |
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Cevallos Street is a north-south street in downtown Pensacola.
Cevallos Street currently runs for just three blocks, from its southern terminus at East Zaragoza Street north to East Romana Street. It is part of a primarily residential block.
Historically, Cevallos Street continued north past Romana and terminated at East Wright Street, where it continued north as Eighth Avenue.
The street is named for Pedro Cevallos, Secretary of State under Spanish Kings Charles IV and Ferdinand VII.
British Pensacola
In British Pensacola, what is now Cevallos Street was called Gloucester Street.[1]
References
- ↑ Robinson, Benjamin. An Historical Sketch of Pensacola, Florida. p. 17, 1882.
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