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*[[1784]] – The [[Treaty of Pensacola]], between [[Third Spanish period|Spain]] and the [[Creek]] nations, is signed. | *[[1784]] – The [[Treaty of Pensacola]], between [[Third Spanish period|Spain]] and the [[Creek]] nations, is signed. | ||
*[[1881]] – Construction on the [[Pensacola & Atlantic Railroad]] begins. | *[[1881]] – Construction on the [[Pensacola & Atlantic Railroad]] begins. | ||
| + | *[[1898]] - Teddy Roosevelt passes through Pensacola on his way to Tampa and Cuba. | ||
*[[1931]] – The cornerstone of the new [[Temple Beth-El]] building on [[Gage Hill]] is laid. | *[[1931]] – The cornerstone of the new [[Temple Beth-El]] building on [[Gage Hill]] is laid. | ||
*[[1981]] – A heated argument takes place between [[W. D. Childers]] and Dempsey Barron on the floor of the State Senate. | *[[1981]] – A heated argument takes place between [[W. D. Childers]] and Dempsey Barron on the floor of the State Senate. | ||
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Events
- 1781 – Third Spanish period: Following the successful siege, much of the Spanish fleet departs Pensacola.
- 1784 – The Treaty of Pensacola, between Spain and the Creek nations, is signed.
- 1881 – Construction on the Pensacola & Atlantic Railroad begins.
- 1898 - Teddy Roosevelt passes through Pensacola on his way to Tampa and Cuba.
- 1931 – The cornerstone of the new Temple Beth-El building on Gage Hill is laid.
- 1981 – A heated argument takes place between W. D. Childers and Dempsey Barron on the floor of the State Senate.
- 1985 – The Pensacola News Journal publishes its first unified morning-evening paper.
- 2007 – Navarre Liquors opens, the first liquor store in Santa Rosa County since Prohibition.
