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Hawkshaw
...ex built for West Florida Governor [[Peter Chester]] and burned during the Spanish recapture of Pensacola in [[1781]].

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November 9
...ture of Pensacola]]: After driving the British from [[Third Spanish period|Spanish Pensacola]], [[Andrew Jackson]] returns the city to the control of [[Mateo

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Nuestra Señora de las Angustias
[[Category:Historical health care facilities]] [[Category:First Spanish period]]

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January 30
...Spanish period]]: French ships under [[Pierre Le Moyne d'Iberville]] leave Spanish-occupied [[Pensacola Bay]], going westward to found [[Wikipedia:Louisiana (

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May 10
...ation of [[British Pensacola|British forces]]. Pensacola's [[third Spanish period]] begins.

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Treaty of Pensacola
...sh officials [[Arturo O'Neill]] and [[Martin Navarro]] (of [[Third Spanish period|West Florida]]) and Estevan Miró (of Louisiana) on [[May 31]] and [[June 1 ...ote><p>Articles of Agreement, trade, and Peace stipulated & Granted by the Spanish Nation with the Creek Nations, in the Congress held with that View in the t

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Emanuel Point shipwrecks
...[[Emanuel Point]]) that are believed to be the remains of two 16th-century Spanish ships from the [[Luna expedition]] that sunk in the [[1559]] hurricane. ...ed. This is the oldest wreck found to date in the state of Florida and the second oldest in America.|20px|20px|[[Greg Cook]], UWF archaeologist<ref>"New Luna

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Luna expedition
The '''Luna expedition''' was a [[1559]] Spanish venture led by [[Tristán de Luna y Arellano]] that established an ephemera ...tter day [[Wikipedia:Jacksonville, Florida|Jacksonville]]. In [[1565]] the Spanish destroyed Fort Caroline and established [[Wikipedia:St. Augustine, Florida|

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History of Pensacola
...continental United States. Pensacola has been under the possession of the Spanish, French, British, United States, Confederate States, and has remained a par ===First Spanish period (1559-1719)===

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1826
...wenty-four pounders, cast in Seville. Nothing can be more unhandy than the Spanish gun-carriages, they have wheels, which at the outside measure four feet in ...s, till the requisite preparations could be made in the navy-yard. At that period, the fort will be dismantled, and in its place a [[Fort Barrancas|respectab

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Marcos de Villiers
| occupation =Spanish military officer ...Coulon Jumonville de Villiers''' was an officer of [[Third Spanish period|Spanish Pensacola]] at the time of its transfer to the United States in [[1821]]. H

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Fort Barrancas
...Carlos de Barrancas'' in [[1797]].<ref name=VFOforts/> ''Barranca'' is a Spanish word for ''[[bluff]]'', the natural terrain feature that makes this locatio ...Barrancas was designed by [[Joseph Gilbert Totten]], and connected to the Spanish-built water-battery by an underground walkway tunnel. Major [[William Henr

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Antoine Collins
...y''') was an early resident of territorial Florida during the [[antebellum period]] who operated the [[Collins Hotel]] along with his wife and served as [[Es ...5 under Louisiana Tensas]</ref> and his wife is found in the 1787 and 1789 Spanish Census for the areas, as well as in the American State Papers, Volume 1, fo

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Fort Mims massacre
...d Sticks were in Pensacola, obtaining arms from the [[Third Spanish period|Spanish]], Major Daniel Beasley, Captain Dixon Bailey, and Colonel Caller, led a di ...scouts from the fort found no signs of the war party, and Beasley had the second slave flogged for raising a "false alarm".

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British Pensacola
...y of the Royal Artillery arrived from Havana to receive Pensacola from the Spanish commandant. On [[September 3]] Spain evacuated its troops and the town's ci On [[March 9]], [[1781]], Spanish Field Marshal [[Bernardo de Gálvez]] began an amphibious [[siege of Pensac

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Carlos de Sigüenza y Góngora
...ugust 22]], [[1700]]) was one of the first great intellectuals born in the Spanish viceroyalty of [[Wikipedia:New Spain|New Spain]]. A polymath and writer, he When a Spanish attempt to colonize Pensacola Bay in [[1698]] was thwarted by the arrival o

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San Carlos Hotel
...tes. [[Fort San Carlos de Barrancas|Fort San Carlos]], the little, ancient Spanish fort at the entrance to Pensacola harbor, and Hotel San Carlos, the magnifi ...ooms at inexpensive rates — the San Carlos could not compete. It entered a period of decline and neglect from which it would not recover.

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Mayor of Pensacola
The first recorded mayor, under Spanish rule, was [[Jose Noriega]] (1820-1821). During the Civil War the city gover |[[Jose Noriega]]<br/>(Spanish ''alcade'')

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History of Naval Air Station Pensacola
...ied by NAS Pensacola has a '''rich history''' dating back to [[1559]] when Spanish explorer Don [[Tristan de Luna]] founded a colony on the bluff where [[Fort .... Many of the present structures on the air station were built during this period, including the stately two- and three-story houses on North Avenue. Unfort

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Naval Air Station Pensacola/rewrite
...occupied by NAS Pensacola has a rich history dating back to [[1559]] when Spanish explorer Don [[Tristan de Luna]] founded a colony on the bluff where [[Fort .... Many of the present structures on the air station were built during this period, including the stately two- and three-story houses on North Avenue. Many of

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