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• Long Hollow
  *[[Greater Union Baptist Church]]
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• Hugh King
  ...r, former [[Pensacola City Council]]man and former pastor of the [[Greater Union Baptist Church]]. He was arrested on [[April 28]], [[2007]] for cocaine pos He was installed as the fifteenth pastor of Greater Union Baptist Church in the spring of 2004 following the death of his father, Rev
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• Temple Beth-El
  ...the oldest Jewish house of worship in Florida. Beth-El is a member of the Union for Reform Judaism, and has led the congregation in Reform Judaism services ...uthern Germany). Other Jewish families lived in Pensacola, but fled during Union occupation in the [[Civil War]]. The population began to return in [[1865]]
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• Ernest Olmstead Saltmarsh
  When the old [[Union Depot]] was replaced with the [[L&N Passenger Terminal]] (now part of the [
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• Santa Rosa Island
  ...remnants of [[Fort Pickens]], the only fort in the South to be held by the Union throughout the duration of the [[Civil War]]. The island was re-conveyed to
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• William Henry Chase
  ...r]], he was recruited by [[Confederate]] forces to demand the surrender of Union-held [[Fort Pickens]], but was refused by U.S. Lieutenant [[Adam Slemmer]]. ...[[January 15]], he and a small party rowed out to [[Fort Pickens]], where Union forces had relocated, to demand surrender from Lieutenant [[Adam Slemmer]].
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• Pensacola Lighthouse
  ...d by Confederate forces, while [[Fort Pickens]] across the bay remained in Union hands. Confederate authorities removed the lens from the lighthouse, and mo Confederate forces later evacuated Pensacola, and were replaced by Union forces. In [[1863]] the Pensacola Light was relit using a fourth-order Fres
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• Koch map
  Image:KochMap10.jpg|10 [[Union Depot|Union Passenger Depot]].
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• William Franklin Lee
  ...vice on [[January 12]], [[1861]] — two days after Florida seceded from the Union. He assisted in the engineering of Pensacola's harbor defenses and joined [
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• North Avenue
  ...2 they burnt many buildings in the Navy Yard to prevent use of them by the Union. Quarters 8 fell to this fate. The only remaining part of Quarters 8 is the
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• Wellge map
  Image:Wellge9.jpg|9. [[Union Depot|L. & N. and P. & A. R. R. Passenger Depot]].
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• Merritt House
  ...s one of several citizens who stayed to hand over the city formally to the Union troops when the Confederate troops left. He was a political prisoner, and
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• John Cavanaugh
  ...abandoning the project he helped promote. An article in the ''New Hampsire Union Leader'' cited a report by the Florida Auditor General that questioned the
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• Collier Merrill
  *[[First Union National Bank]], board of directors
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• History of Pensacola
  On March 3, 1845, Florida was admitted to the Union as the 27th state. Its admission had been slowed by the struggle with the S When Florida seceded from the Union on January 10th, 1861, remaining Union forces in the city evacuated to [[Fort Pickens]]. The Confederacy then held
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• Gulf Breeze
  ...|Union]] for the duration of the [[American Civil War]]. In November 1861, Union-held Fort Pickens exchanged 6000 rounds of cannon fire for two days with Co
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• Jeff Bergosh
  ...for the Beulah community and an additional 300 jobs at Navy Federal Credit Union || In progress ...is not going to genuflect, bow down and kiss the union ring, and give the union what they want."<ref name="whois"/> When the School Board voted 4-1 against
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• Joshua A. Jones
  Jones is married in a civil union with advertising executive and web developer, Wes Shoemaker.
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• Old Christ Church
  During the [[Civil War]], the church was used by Union forces as a hospital and barracks.
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• Fiesta of Five Flags
  *June 7: [[Pen Air Federal Credit Union]] [[Fiesta Day Parade]]
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