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| + | Image:WellgeA.jpg|A. [[First United Methodist Church|Methodist [Church] ]] | ||
| + | Image:WellgeC.jpg|C. [[St. Michael's Church|Catholic [Church] ]] | ||
| + | Image:WellgeH.jpg|H. Colored Methodist [Church] | ||
| + | Image:Wellge9.jpg|9. L. & N. and P. & A. R. R. Passenger Depot | ||
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==Points of interest== | ==Points of interest== | ||
Revision as of 02:12, 22 April 2007
The Wellge map is an aerial rendering of Pensacola created in 1885 by Henry Wellge. The extremely detailed lithograph is a bird's eye perspective of downtown Pensacola, then a bustling port city.
A legend, directory and numbered points of interest line the bottom, along with inset illustrations of three locations: the New Continental Hotel, the Navy Yards and the Merchants' Hotel.
The map was published by Norris, Wellge & Co. of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Wellge toured across the continent and created similar renderings for more than 150 cities.
Details
- See also the high-resolution version.
H. Colored Methodist [Church]
9. L. & N. and P. & A. R. R. Passenger Depot
Points of interest
(Transcribed as written)
| A Methodist. | ||||
| B Baptist. | ||||
| C Catholic. | ||||
| D Presbyterian. | ||||
| E Episcopal. | ||||
| F Jewish Synagogue. | ||||
| G Colored Baptist. | ||||
| H " Methodist. | ||||
| 2 U.S. Custom House, Court House and Post Office. | ||||
| 3 County Court House. | ||||
| 4 County Jail. | ||||
| 5 Opera House. | ||||
| 6 School " | ||||
| 7 Marine Hospital. | ||||
| 8 Osceola Club Building. | ||||
| 9 L. & N. and P. & A. R. R. Passenger Depot. | ||||
| 10 Round House and Shops. | ||||
| 12 Gulf Ice Co.'s Ice Mfg. | ||||
| 13 Clubb's Block, A. V. Clubb's. | ||||
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| 16 Brents Bank, F. C. Brent. | ||||
| 17 New Contintental Hotel, D. K. Hickey, prop. also proprietor. of the Chautauqua Hotel Lake, De Funiak, 80 Miles East of Pensacola. | ||||
| 18 Merchants Hotel. M. Kryger, Prop. | ||||
| 19 City Hotel, Ed. Sexauer, Prop. | ||||
| 20 Commercial Hotel. | ||||
| 21 Carriage Manufactory, Harvey & Hilliard. | ||||
| 22 Lumber and Timber Mill, Geo. W. Wright. | ||||
| 23 Planing Mill, Sash, Doors and Blind Mfg.C.H.Overman & Co | ||||
| 24 Pensacola Foundry, J. Cosgrove. | ||||
| 25 Golay Mills M. F. Gonzalez. | ||||
| 26 Livery Feed & Sale Stable, J. B. Robert's & Son. |
Directory
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