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Currently this page is meant to record the locations of images that as of yet do not have a place in Pensapedia but will someday.
 
Currently this page is meant to record the locations of images that as of yet do not have a place in Pensapedia but will someday.
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==Film North Florida==
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We have been given permission to use photos from the [http://filmnorthflorida.com/ FIlmNorthFlorida.com] website (except for those by Michael O'Donovan, or where otherwise noted) under the FDL license and with appropriate attribution.
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==''Pensacola Journal''==
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The University of Florida has digitised issues of the ''[[Pensacola Journal]]'' covering the entire year [[1906]], and portions of the years [[1905]], [[1908]], and [[1909]]. See [[Talk:Pensacola Journal]].
  
 
==''Pensacola: The Deep Water City'' ([[1982]])==
 
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*[[State Board of Health building]].  '''(p. 78)'''  Not copyrightable as image is dated [[1915]].
 
*[[State Board of Health building]].  '''(p. 78)'''  Not copyrightable as image is dated [[1915]].
 
*[[17 East Zaragoza Street]]. '''(p. 96)'''  Not copyrightable as image is dated [[1910]].
 
*[[17 East Zaragoza Street]]. '''(p. 96)'''  Not copyrightable as image is dated [[1910]].
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[[Category:Images]]

Latest revision as of 15:33, 16 March 2009

Currently this page is meant to record the locations of images that as of yet do not have a place in Pensapedia but will someday.

Film North Florida[edit]

We have been given permission to use photos from the FIlmNorthFlorida.com website (except for those by Michael O'Donovan, or where otherwise noted) under the FDL license and with appropriate attribution.

Pensacola Journal[edit]

The University of Florida has digitised issues of the Pensacola Journal covering the entire year 1906, and portions of the years 1905, 1908, and 1909. See Talk:Pensacola Journal.

Pensacola: The Deep Water City (1982)[edit]

by Lucius and Linda Ellsworth.

Then & Now (Vol. 4) (2004)[edit]

By Deborah Dunlap.