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• Pensacola Gas Company
  The '''Pensacola Gas Company''' was a gas plant that provided fuel for all of the city's street lamps an
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• Pensacola Dairy Company
  The '''Pensacola Dairy Company''' (later called the '''Dairy Bar''' and popularly the '''Milk Bottle''') w
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• Pensacola Supply Company
  ...H. Turner, Jr.]], which specialized in stevedoring for [[John A. Merritt & Company]] and in exporting and bunkering coal. Captain [[Manuel P. Palmes]] later j It handled the output of the Cahaba Southern Mining Company exclusively.
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• Pensacola Railroad Company
  The '''Pensacola Railroad Company''' was a railroad incorporated by an act of legislature that took effect on
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• Pensacola Electric Company
  The '''Pensacola Electric Company''' was the first electrical utility authority in the Pensacola area and for ...rated by the State of Florida as the '''Pensacola Electric Light and Power Company''' on [[June 3]], [[1887]], and bestowed with "the power to create, distrib
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• Pensacola Streetcar Company
  #REDIRECT [[Pensacola Street Car Company]]
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• Pensacola Hardware Company
  Pensacola Hardware Company was founded in [[1851]] by [[Albert Lord Avery]]. The next year a son, [[A ...ardware Company]] and was reincorporated as the '''Avery Hardware & Supply Company''', with a capital stock of $150,000 and the following officers: [[A. M. Av
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• Pensacola Street Car Company
  .... Guttman]]. The act of incorporation laid out specific privileges for the Company: ...Palafox Street|Palafox street]], and running by any route selected by said Company to [[Kupfrian's Park|Kupfrian Park]], with a branch railroad from the inter
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• Pensacola & Louisville Railroad Company
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• Pensacola & Barrancas Railroad Company
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• Pensacola Electric Terminal Railway Company
  ...y. It was organized in [[1897]] as a successor to the [[Pensacola Terminal Company]], which had fallen on hard times, and began operation of electric-powered ...ebster to help develop the utility. The [[Pensacola Electric Light & Power Company]] was also incorporated in 1897, building a coal-powered generator at [[Bay
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• Pensacola and Perdido Railroad and Canal Company
  ...and Perdido Railroad and Canal Company''' was an early Pensacola railroad company. It was chartered by the Territorial Legislature of Florida on [[February 1 The officers of the company, as specified in the Charter, were [[William H. Chase]], [[Walter Gregory]]
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• Museum of Industry
  ...rocery Company]], the [[Levy-Hallmark Company]] and the [[Pensacola-Lurton Company]], which leased it to the county for a surplus warehouse. It was acquired b
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• Pensacola and Perdido Railroad and Canal Company
  ...and Perdido Railroad and Canal Company''' was an early Pensacola railroad company. It was chartered by the Territorial Legislature of Florida on [[February 1 The officers of the company, as specified in the Charter, were [[William H. Chase]], [[Walter Gregory]]
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• Lamar Advertising Company
  ...and got the Opera House, whereas Lamar received the less lucrative poster company. ...pedia:Baton Rouge, Louisiana|Baton Rouge, Louisiana]], and in [[1996]] the company made its first public stock offering on [[Wikipedia:NASDAQ|NASDAQ]].
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• Pensacola Supply Company
  ...H. Turner, Jr.]], which specialized in stevedoring for [[John A. Merritt & Company]] and in exporting and bunkering coal. Captain [[Manuel P. Palmes]] later j It handled the output of the Cahaba Southern Mining Company exclusively.
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• Empire Laundry Company
  [[Image:1stblockNPalafox1920s.jpg|thumb|right|Empire Laundry Company is visible in this circa-1920s view of North Palafox Street]] ...lafox Street|22 North]] [[Palafox Street]] in [[downtown Pensacola]]. The company's slogan was "Mackey Takes in Washing For a Living", after the laundry's ma
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• Cary & Company
  ...elle Ellen Coal Mines, the Mabel Mining Company and the Cahaba Valley Coal Company, among others.
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• Pensacola & Louisville Railroad
  The '''Pensacola & Louisville Railroad Company''' was a railroad company incorporated by an act of Florida legislature on [[July 16]], [[1868]]. The railroad was sold and renamed to the [[Pensacola Railroad Company]] on [[May 6]], [[1878]].
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• Panton, Leslie and Company
  ...the [[William Panton Mansion]], former headquarters of Panton, Leslie and Company]] '''Panton, Leslie and Company''' was a trading company headquartered in Pensacola that held an effective monopoly on [[Native Amer
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• Pensacola Street Car Company
  .... Guttman]]. The act of incorporation laid out specific privileges for the Company: ...Palafox Street|Palafox street]], and running by any route selected by said Company to [[Kupfrian's Park|Kupfrian Park]], with a branch railroad from the inter
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• Skinner Manufacturing Company
  The '''Skinner Manufacturing Company''' was a major lumber operation founded by [[E. F. Skinner]]. The company operated the [[Pensacola & Andalusia Railroad]] connecting Escambia County
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• Alabama & Florida Railroad
  The '''Alabama & Florida Railroad Company''' was a railroad company incorporated by an act of legislature on [[January 8]], [[1853]], with the ...se]] resigned from military service in [[1856]] to become president of the company. In Florida, the line was completed around January 1, [[1860]]. The Alabama
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• Escambia County Area Transit
  ...m from the [[Gulf Power Company]] (the successor of the Pensacola Electric Company) and was itself purchased by the [[American Transit Corporation]] (ATC) in
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• Frank C. Hecker
  '''Frank C. Hecker''' was an executive of the [[Alger-Sullivan Lumber Company]] known for his massive [[Century]] estate, "[[Tannenheim]]." ...ecker]], a resident of Detroit and early stockholder of the Alger-Sullivan company, who commissioned the Tannenheim estate for his son, who moved there in [[1
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• Pensacola Electric Company
  The '''Pensacola Electric Company''' was the first electrical utility authority in the Pensacola area and for ...rated by the State of Florida as the '''Pensacola Electric Light and Power Company''' on [[June 3]], [[1887]], and bestowed with "the power to create, distrib
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• John W. Leadley
  | occupation =Manager<br/>[[Pensacola Electric Company]] '''John W. Leadley''' was the manager of the [[Pensacola Electric Company]] from the time of its purchase by Boston conglomerate Stone & Webster unti
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• Thomas Hanlon
  | occupation =Manager, [[Pensacola Electric Company]] ...oseph Hanlon, Jr.''' served as general manager of the [[Pensacola Electric Company]] from November [[1913]] until [[1919]].
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• Pensacola & Barrancas Railroad
  The '''Pensacola & Barrancas Railroad Company''' was a 19th-century railroad that operated an 8-mile track connecting Pen The company was incorporated by a special act of the State of Florida on [[February 12]
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• Loblolly Theatre Company
  The '''Loblolly Theatre Company''' is an independent theater company founded in [[1999]] by [[Yolanda Reed]], [[Hunt Scarritt]] and [[Pat Simmon ...innovative productions per year, often by local authors. In addition, the Company offers acting classes.
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• John Ernest Baars
  ...h [[Baars, Dunwody & Company]], he also became president of the [[Dunham & Company]] ship chandlery.<ref>J. S. Glass, editor. ''The Southern Manufacturer'', V ...ensacola to accept a position with [[Baars, Dunwody & Company|his father's company]].
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• Avery Hardware & Supply Company
  #redirect [[Pensacola Hardware Company]]
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• Pensacola Dairy Co.
  #redirect [[Pensacola Dairy Company]]
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• Pensacola Streetcar Company
  #REDIRECT [[Pensacola Street Car Company]]
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• Dairy Bar
  #redirect [[Pensacola Dairy Company]]
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• Milk Bottle
  #redirect [[Pensacola Dairy Company]]
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• Avery Hardware
  #redirect [[Pensacola Hardware Company]]
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• Meyer Shoe Company
  ...." is still visible in the tile in front of the location. At one point the company had a branch store in Selma, Alabama<ref>[http://www.flgenhistonline.com/co
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• Great Southern Restaurant Group
  ...ESTAURANTGROUP&names_filing_type= SunBiz.org entry]</ref> it is the parent company of Pensacola restaurants the [[Fish House]], [[Atlas Oyster House]] and [[J
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• October 29
  ...y]] is organized as a subsidiary of the Southeastern Power & Light holding company, serving areas east of Pensacola.
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• April 14
  *[[1908]] &ndash; [[Streetcar operators' strike]]: The [[Pensacola Electric Company]] resumes limited [[Pensacola streetcar system|streetcar service]] on two l ...03]] &ndash; [[Susan Story]] becomes president and CEO of the [[Gulf Power Company]].
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• July 21
  ...[Pensacola Terminal Company|Mexican Gulf, Pacific and Puget Sound Railroad Company]] an easement through the [[Fort Barrancas Military Reservation]].
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• Pensacola Electric Terminal Railway Company
  ...y. It was organized in [[1897]] as a successor to the [[Pensacola Terminal Company]], which had fallen on hard times, and began operation of electric-powered ...ebster to help develop the utility. The [[Pensacola Electric Light & Power Company]] was also incorporated in 1897, building a coal-powered generator at [[Bay
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• Ed Lee Motor Co, Palafox Ave, Pensacola, Fl.
  Ed Lee Motor Company, Studebaker Dealer, Palafox Ave, Pensacola, florida. 1942.
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• February 6
  ...of the [[Chipley Light & Power Company]], the recently-formed [[Gulf Power Company]] becomes an operating public utility.
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• 1872
  *The Pensacola Fish Company, later the [[Warren Fish Company]], is founded by [[Sewall C. Cobb]].
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• Avant Garde Promotions
  ...ng the fledgeling local Underground Music Scene in Pensacola, Florida. The company would be responsible for promoting concerts at World Famous Trader Jon's, S
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• June 24
  *[[1869]] &ndash; The [[Jacksonville, Pensacola & Mobile Railroad Company]] is organized.<ref>Gregg Turner. ''[http://books.google.com/books?id=fCYM5 *[[1874]] &ndash; The [[Pensacola & Louisville Railroad Company]] commences construction of a [[telegraph]] line along its road.<ref>''[htt
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• Alabama, Florida & Georgia Railroad
  ...ama, Florida & Georgia Railroad Company''' ('''A, F&G''') was the earliest company in the Pensacola area to attempt construction of a railroad, though it was ...the market at $0.25 per share, quickly collecting $3,750 and allowing the company to organize five days later, on [[December 17]]. [[William H. Chase]] was e
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• Frank Patti
  | occupation =Owner, [[Joe Patti Seafood Company]] ...ter his brother, Sammy Patti's passing in [[1992]] and oversaw the seafood company's growth from $2.2 million in annual sales to about $14.1 million in [[2000
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• Pettersen Addition
  ...-way in the Pettersen Addition to accommodate the [[Pensacola Shipbuilding Company]].
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• March 31
  ...Hardware Company]] and is reincorporated as the [[Avery Hardware & Supply Company]].
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• G. C. McCain
  .... The strike broke out after McCain was fired by the [[Pensacola Electric Company]]. ...court in burning the Big Bayou Bridge belonging to the Pensacola Electric Company, were released from the county jail, where they had finished their term of
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• Pensacola Railroad Company
  The '''Pensacola Railroad Company''' was a railroad incorporated by an act of legislature that took effect on
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• John McClay Coe
  ...ny]], which later became the highly successful [[Lamar Outdoor Advertising Company]].
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• Coastal Bank and Trust
  ...e="unite"/> [[Thomas "Bo" Carter]] is the current president and CEO of the company, having been a co-founder and president of First American and named CEO of Vanguard Bank & Trust Company was established on [[January 1]], [[1922]] in [[Valparaiso]].<ref>[http://w
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• Appleyard Agency
  {{Infobox Company ...ce at 1301 West [[Moreno Street]]), the [[Port of Pensacola]] and [[Cary & Company]]. By being the first to offer an in-house recording studio and film produc
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• Lee Conner Hagler
  ...Street Wharf Company]], secretary and treasurer of the [[Camp Walton Boat Company]], and as a director of the [[American National Bank]] and the [[Pensacola
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• Charles Soule
  ...lso a former vice president and general manager of the [[Escambia Treating Company]].
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• Ballinger Publishing
  ...[[2002]] with [[Kmart]]'s Southeast division and chose to remain when the company consolidated divisions as part of its bankruptcy reorganization. The couple
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• Hurricane season of 1916
  *More than $100,000 damage to the [[Warren Fish Company]]'s fleet *Seven [[E.E. Saunders & Company]] boats wrecked or sunk
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• Baars, Dunwody & Company
  '''Baars, Dunwody & Company''' was a lumber exporting company founded by [[Henry Baars]] and his brother-in-law [[Brian Dunwody]].
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• GreenStar PCs
  {{Infobox Company ...ntally friendly computers made with high quality ROHS compliant parts. The company currently operates out of Pensacola and provides custom made desktops, lapt
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• December 10
  *[[1888]] &ndash; The [[Pensacola Electric Company]] activates the first electric lights in the city at 7:00PM. *[[1901]] &ndash; The growing [[Lewis Bear Company]] is restructured as a Florida corporation.
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• February 27
  *[[1880]] &ndash; The [[Pensacola Railroad Company]], incorporated exactly [[1877|three years earlier]] and made up of [[Pensa ...aks at the [[Pensacola Civic Center]].<ref>Thomas Hauser. ''Muhammad Ali & Company''. Hastingshouse/Daytrips Publ., 1998</ref>
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• Walter Gregory
  ...of the initial commissioners of the [[Alabama, Florida & Georgia Railroad Company]].
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• Crystal Ice Company building
  |name=Crystal Ice Company building 30.434709, -87.213099, Crystal Ice Company building
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• IMS ExpertServices
  ...nt search firm serving the legal industry. Headquartered in Pensacola, the company serves clients nationwide with offices in Denver and Atlanta. The company currently employs 37 people in the Pensacola area. It has offices in the [[
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• John Abercrombie Merritt
  ...mber inspector; and for the [[W. B. Wright Company|George W. Wright Lumber Company]].<ref name="brown">[http://www.brownmarine.com/story09.htm Brown Marine Se ...r.]] joined him as a partner. Merritt also operated the [[Pensacola Supply Company]], a stevedoring firm.<ref name="stjohns" />
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• Pensacola shakespeare theatre
  The company's first production was a fundraiser, on May 13, 2010. PenShakes brought in August 9-12, 2012, the company's new Artistic Director, Sam Osheroff, and his wife Kris Danford, starred i
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• Cox Communications
  '''Cox Communications''', is a telecommunications company providing analogue and digital television, broadband internet, and digital
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• September 3
  *[[1990]] - Rock bands Bad Company and Damn Yankees perform at the civic center.
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• Joe Patti
  | occupation =Founder, [[Joe Patti Seafood Company]] ...]) was a Sicilian fishing boat captain who founded the [[Joe Patti Seafood Company]].
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• Solutia
  '''Solutia Inc.''' is a chemical production company that was formed in [[1997]] as a spin-off of [[Monsanto]]. A nylon manufact
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• Jack Kugelman
  ...ola businessman who headed and eventually sold the [[Standard Distributing Company]] and later became known for his philanthropy with the [[Kugelman Foundatio ...man family|his family]]'s alcohol distributorship, [[Standard Distributing Company]]. He sold the business in the 1990s and dedicated much of his time to the
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• Pelican
  |owner=[[Gannett Company]] '''''Pelican''''' is a free weekly newspaper published by [[Gannett Company]], which also publishes the ''[[Pensacola News Journal]]'' and others in th
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• May 6
  ...a & Louisville Railroad]] is sold and conveyed to the [[Pensacola Railroad Company]].
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• Ezekiel Ewing Simpson
  ...]]-[[1875]]) was a timber magnate who co-owned the [[Arcadia Manufacturing Company]] in [[Bagdad]]. ...ner [[Joseph Forsyth]]. He was also a stockholder of the [[Pensacola Wharf Company]].
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• Marquis de Romana
  ...e space for the [[Busbee Tomato Company]], it was purchased by development company [[Deep Water Bend]] and renovated in [[2007]] for use as an office building
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• Senior Home Care
  ...rvice provider that has served senior citizens in Florida since 1994. The company, together with Med Tech Services, operates 23 offices throughout the state
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• Gulf States Theatres
  *[[Saenger Amusement Company]]
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• June 3
  ...da incorporates the [[Pensacola Electric Company]], the city's first power company and predecessor of [[Gulf Power]]. ..., Alabama Court of Appeals, Louisiana Courts of Appeal]''. West Publishing Company, 1912.</ref>
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• Guy Spearman
  ...essman who operated the [[Crystal Ice Company]] and the [[Spearman Brewing Company]]. ...[[Crystal Ice Company]].<ref>Note: some sources indicate he purchased the company.</ref>
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• Susan Story
  | occupation =President and CEO<br/>[[Gulf Power Company]] ...he was both the first woman and, at 43, the youngest executive to lead the company.<ref>"Gulf Power chief breaks new ground." ''Pensacola News Journal'', Apri
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• 30 East Garden Street
  *[[J. M. Hilliard Carriage Company]]
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• 1912 train robbery
  ...the robbery was staged at the Pensacola offices of the [[Southern Express Company]] on the night of September 17, or onboard the train the following day. Th
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• Thomas Everett Welles
  ...a captain, [[Mayor of Pensacola]], and stakeholder in the [[E. E. Saunders Company]]. ...ound [[1878]], at which time Welles began working for the [[Pensacola Fish Company]]. On [[June 24]], [[1882]] he married Caroline Brown Cobb of Pensacola.
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• Pearl Eskin
  ...[1916]]-[[2008]]) was a Pensacola woman who co-owned the [[Pensacola Dairy Company]] with her husband [[Leo Eskin|Leo]]. Raised in the [[East Hill]] neighborh
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• William S. Keyser & Company
  '''William S. Keyser & Company''' was a Pensacola-based lumber exporter founded by [[William S. Keyser]] i
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• Bogan Supply Company
  '''Bogan Supply Company, Inc.''' is a wholesale plumbing distributor headquartered in Pensacola wit In January [[2003]], the company moved its headquarters to a 40,000-square-foot building at 1001 East [[Belm
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• Music as Message
  The company's mission is "to make a positive difference in communities by delivering mo
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• Pensacola Yacht Club
  ...Bar Pilots Building]] on South [[Palafox Street]], then the [[Aiken Towing Company Building]]. In [[1922]], the club purchased the U.S. Army transport ''Gener
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• April 10
  ...erators' strike]] &ndash; Strikebreakers hired by the [[Pensacola Electric Company]] begin arriving in the city.
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• 17 East Zaragoza Street
  ...a Street]]''', sometimes called the '''Germania Steam Fire Engine and Hose Company Building''' for its historical tenant, is an historic structure in [[downto
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• 1902
  *The [[Pensacola Advertising Company]] is founded by [[John McClay Coe]].
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• Louis D. Marzoni
  For many years, Marzoni was head inspector of timber for [[Henry Baars & Company]], leaving the firm in {{date needed}} to establish the [[Smith & Marzoni]]
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• George Fuller
  ...[[1938]] he won a $3,000 antitrust lawsuit against the [[Saenger Amusement Company]] and seven major distributors. Fuller contended that two Saenger executive
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• Martin H. Sullivan
  ...the South and located a mill near the tiny black village of Teaspoon. The company named the new community “Century” in light of their optimism for econom
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• January 30
  *[[1858]] &ndash; The [[Selma & Gulf Railroad Company]] is incorporated.<ref>Kincaid A. Herr. ''The Louisville & Nashville Railro ...A joint resolution of Congress grants the [[Pensacola & Barrancas Railroad Company]] an easement through the [[Navy Yard]] reservation.<ref>''[http://books.go
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• Pensacola Gas Company
  The '''Pensacola Gas Company''' was a gas plant that provided fuel for all of the city's street lamps an
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• Benjamin Rafford Pitt
  ...afford Pitt''' ([[1837]]-[[1913]]) was a lumber magnate whose [[B. R. Pitt Company]] operated a planing mill on [[Pensacola Bay]]. The area is still known as
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• February 10
  ...nsacola Electric Company]] is acquired by the Southeastern Power and Light Company.
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• O. H. L. Wernicke
  ...attending Commercial College in nearby Fond du Lac.<ref>Western Historical Company. ''The History of Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin.''</ref> ...anufacture the bookcases.<ref name="Julia">Julia Wernicke, "Globe-Wernicke Company." Unpublished historical sketch.</ref> In [[1897]], needing more space, Wer
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• February 3
  ...nce to pave [[Palafox Street]] in anticipation of the [[Pensacola Terminal Company]]'s [[Pensacola streetcar system|streetcar system]].
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• 1909
  ..., and from all appearances it will be a profitable investment for both the company and the promoters. The contract for paving the streets of Pensacola has bee ...rs, it is doubtful if paving can actively start before September 1st. This company has considerable material on the ground and expects to be ready for track r
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• March 21
  ...]] &ndash; [[Streetcar system]]: The [[Pensacola Electric Terminal Railway Company]] begins operation of electric-powered trolleys.
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• 1933
  *[[Joe Patti]] founds [[Joe Patti Seafood Company]]
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• Joseph Spence Roberts
  ...tich Shipping Company]] and later co-owned the [[Frater-Roberts Mercantile Company]].
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• Greenhut Construction Company
  '''Greenhut Construction Company, Inc.''' is a Pensacola-based contractor founded in [[1946]] by [[Dudley Gr
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• Conrad Kupfrian
  ...ian''' was a Pensacolian businessman who founded the [[Pensacola Streetcar Company]] and introduced [[streetcars]] to Pensacola, in [[1884]]. Kupfrian was a
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• Kasie copeland
  ...patriotic beliefs, and wanting to represent the military, they named their company [[Blue Angel Mortgage]], inc in honor of the Elite Fighter Jets, the Blue A
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• Kasie Copeland
  ...patriotic beliefs, and wanting to represent the military, they named their company [[Blue Angel Mortgage]], inc in honor of the Elite Fighter Jets, the Blue A
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• Nancy Haller
  ...and [[Willko Building]]s on [[Palafox Place]] at [[Main Street|Main]]. The company also included Nancy's uncle, [[Oscar S. Willenzik|Oscar]], mother, [[Carla
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• Lewis Bear Company
  |name=Lewis Bear Company ...e regional franchise for [[Wikipedia:Anheuser-Busch|Anheuser-Busch]]. The company is headquartered in Pensacola and maintains offices in [[DeFuniak Springs,
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• William Capers Barrineau
  ...C. R. Barrineau]], and was heavily invested in the [[Williams Naval Stores Company]]. ...antile Company]] in [[Molino]] and a director of the [[Pensacola Dry Goods Company]]. He also entered into [[C. H. Barrineau|his brother's]] brickyard, the [[
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• Charles Bare
  '''Charles L. Bare''' is the owner of [[the Charles Bare Company]] and an [[At- Large Pensacola City Councilman]]. ...(December 2005 to 2006) before establishing IT company [[The Charles Bare Company]] in 2007.
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• 22 North Palafox Street
  *[[Empire Laundry Company]]
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  | occupation =[[Gulf Power Company|Gulf Power]] executive ...rate services for the [[Gulf Power Company]], a subsidiary of the Southern Company.
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• Brent Brothers Store
  ...racy. ''Historic Photos of Pensacola.'' Nashville, TN: Turner Publishing Company, 2008.</ref>.
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• Ernest Olmstead Saltmarsh
  ...erintendent. There he also served as general manager of the [[Gulf Transit Company]] and president of the [[Yellow Railroad]]. During the [[yellow fever]] epi ...l shipping steamer was named the ''E. O. Saltmarsh'' in his honor, and the company presented him with a three-foot scale replica.
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• Ben Gerson
  ...]], [[1909]], creditors [[C. Kahn]], [[Harry Kahn]] and the [[McDavid-Hyer Company]] filed a petition via the law firm of [[Blount & Blount & Carter]] asking
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• Charles McKenzie Oerting
  '''Charles McKenzie Oerting''' was proprietor of the [[McKenzie Oerting & Company]], a ship chandlery and grocery. ...[[P. J. McKenzie Oerting|his father]]'s business in 1886. Charles led the company to great success, and it was later operated by successive generations of th
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• Thomas H. Johnson
  ...king first as a stevedore and later as the foreman of the [[Bruce Dry Dock Company]]. He later became a labor leader, serving as the president of the Florida
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• Pensacola Bridge Corporation
  The '''Pensacola Bridge Corporation''' was a company which constructed the bridge over [[Pensacola Bay]] (later dubbed the [[Tho
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• June 15
  ...iles suit against [[W. H. Northup]], receiver for the [[Pensacola Terminal Company]], regarding the unpaved tracks along [[Palafox Street]].<ref>''[http://boo
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• Culinary Productions
  ...s, Inc.''' (also called '''Mike D's Culinary Productions''') is a catering company owned by [[Mike A. DeSorbo|Mike DeSorbo]], son of longtime [[Pensacola City
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• William Hazard Northup
  ...inal Railway Company]] to take over the assets of the [[Pensacola Terminal Company]] and operate the [[Pensacola streetcar system]].
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• Don Copeland
  ...patriotic beliefs, and wanting to represent the military, they named their company Blue Angel Mortgage, inc in honor of the Elite Fighter Jets, the Blue Angel
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• 19 South Palafox Street
  *[[C. H. Turner Company]] &ndash; prominent construction firm
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• Raymond Haas
  ...lier. When Wade incorporated his [[Wikipedia:ServiceMaster|ServiceMaster]] company in 1947, Haas became a major stockholder and served as its technical direct
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• December 20
  ...e final issue of ''[[The Floridian]]'' is published by [[John Fitzgerald & Company]].
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• July 24
  ...ng with exclusive charters granted by Florida to the [[Pensacola Telegraph Company]].
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• William Willenzik
  ...additionally to William's other son, [[Norman Willenzik|Norman]], by 1952. Company employees eventually included Willenzik's daughters-in-law, [[Carla Willenz
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• List of City of Pensacola ordinances, 1931
  ...ly of natural gas in the City of Pensacola by the Florida Public Utilities Company, its successors and assigns. |An ordinance authorizing [[Gulf Power Company]] to surrender its franchise for the operation of [[Pensacola streetcar sys
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• July 23
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• Coco Design Associates
  {{Infobox Company ...[1994]]. Headquartered at 3 [[W. Garden St. Suite #512]] in Pensacola, the company's mission is "to achieve exceptional value for the customer through creativ
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• May 18
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• John S. Carr
  ...(b. [[1948]]) is a real estate developer and president of [[John S. Carr & Company]].
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• Lewis Bear
  {{for|the current president of the [[Lewis Bear Company]]|Lewis Bear, Jr.}} ...'' ([[1831]]-[[1895]]) was a German immigrant who founded the [[Lewis Bear Company]] in [[1876]].
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• William Panton
  ...rader best known for his Pensacola-area trading house [[Panton, Leslie and Company]]. ...Savannah with Thomas Forbes. This company, originally Panton, Forbes, and Company, had to move its base of operations south to St. Augustine in East Florida
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• February 12
  *[[1870]] &ndash; The [[Pensacola & Barrancas Railroad Company]] is incorporated by a special act of the State of Florida.
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• Saenger Drive-In
  ...Drive-Inn''' was a drive-in movie theater owned by the [[Saenger Amusement Company]] that opened on [[Mobile Highway]] in [[1941]].<ref>''Boxoffice'', July 12
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• The Floridian (condominium)
  ...n Lovell]] and [[Ed Carson]]. Sales were to be handled by [[John S. Carr & Company]] and construction by [[Mobile]]-based [[White-Spunner Construction]]. ...onger listed as an active development by real estate team [[John S. Carr & Company]]<ref>http://johnscarr.com/developments.php</ref>, and its official website
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• Thompson-Briggs Developers
  '''Thompson-Briggs Developers''' is a real estate development and management company that owns the [[Quayside Quarters]] building in [[downtown Pensacola]].
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• James F. Crist Generating Plant
  ...''Plant Crist''') is one of three plants wholly-owned by the [[Gulf Power Company]]. It is in northwest Pensacola on [[Governor's Bayou]], where [[Escambia R Owner: Gulf Power Company
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• Pensacola Fire Department
  ====Germania Fire Company==== ...was headquarted at [[17 East Zaragoza Street]]. In [[1888]], the Germania Company merged with two other fire companies to form the '''Fire Association of Pen
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• Lewis Bear, Jr.
  ...is Bear, Jr.''' (b. [[1941]]) is the current president of the [[Lewis Bear Company]] that [[Lewis Bear|his great-grandfather]] founded in [[1876]].
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• February 14
  *[[1834]] &ndash; The [[Alabama, Florida & Georgia Railroad Company]] is incorporated with the intent to build a railroad from Pensacola to the
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• Bagelheads
  ...rve a variety of bagels and baked goods, [[Wikipedia:Boar's Head Provision Company|Boar's Head]] deli selections, and coffee.
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• June 12
  ...udamore]], arrested for embezzling funds from the [[Pensacola Bank & Trust Company]], is declared sane by a Florida asylum and jailed in Pensacola to await tr
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• July 28
  *[[1892]] &ndash; The [[Pensacola Terminal Company]] is granted a right of way through the [[Fort Barrancas Military Reservati
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• Square Ring Gym
  ...for being the home gym of boxer [[Roy Jones, Jr.]] and the namesake of his company "Square Ring Promotions."
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• Charles Hill Turner
  ...cola building contractor and proprietor of the [[C. H. Turner Construction Company]], after inheriting the business from his father, [[Richard Hill Turner]].
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• April 25
  ...With public opinion turned against the strikers, the [[Pensacola Electric Company]] is able to operate all [[streetcar]] lines again.
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• Quayside Quarters
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• March 6
  ...pality of Pensacola]] enters into a contract with the [[Pensacola Terminal Company]] for the paving of the [[streetcar system]] on [[Palafox Street]].
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• Norman Willenzik
  ...illiam Willenzik|William]] and [[Oscar S. Willenzik|Oscar]], respectively. Company employees also included Willenzik's wife, [[Carla Willenzik|Carla]], and si
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• Krispy Kreme
  ..., complete with a drive-thru. Some Pensacolians are disappointed that the company opted for a design identical to many other Krispy Kreme locations across th ...rispy Kreme's executive vice president of operations, has pledged that the company is working to replace the sign with "something similar to what was there be
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• Sanders Beach
  ...and received a donation of two blocks of waterfront from the [[Maxent Land Company]]. The parcel was developed as a public park and was eventually named for [
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• National Airlines Flight 193
  ...in a timely manner for the approach. The captain failed to comply with the company's GPWS flightcrew response procedures in a timely manner after the warning
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• Gulf Power Company
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• Pensacola Hardware Company
  Pensacola Hardware Company was founded in [[1851]] by [[Albert Lord Avery]]. The next year a son, [[A ...ardware Company]] and was reincorporated as the '''Avery Hardware & Supply Company''', with a capital stock of $150,000 and the following officers: [[A. M. Av
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• Braden Ball
  ...rida National Bank]] in Pensacola and director of both the [[St. Joe Paper Company]] and the [[Edward Ball Wildlife Foundation]].
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• June 19
  ...ews Journal]]'' publishes a column critical of [[Wal-Mart]], prompting the company to ban sale of the newspaper at its local stores. ...filed by [[Roads, Inc.]] over the revocation of a stormwater permit at the company's controversial [[Cantonment catfish pond]].
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• Richard Miles Cary, Jr.
  ...Cary, Jr.''' ([[1861]]-[[1925]]) was the founder and president of [[Cary & Company]].
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• July 12
  *[[1919]] &ndash; The [[Pensacola Shipbuilding Company]] launches its fourth steel ship.<ref>''[http://books.google.com/books?id=1
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• Robert F. Ellis, Jr.
  ...n president in 1969. In 1970, he was elected to the board of The Southern Company and was named Businessman of the year by the Pensacola News Journal. ...Company Services where he remained until his retirement from The Southern Company. Retirement didn’t last long as he was soon recruited to become presiden
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• Morris Bear
  ...brother [[Max L. Bear]], he carried on the operations of the [[Lewis Bear Company]] after their [[Lewis Bear|father]]'s death.
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• Eugene Edwin Saunders
  ...nessman who, with Captain [[T. E. Welles]], established [[E. E. Saunders & Company]], which became the region's largest dealer of [[red snapper]].
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• Robert Bell Smith Hargis
  ...inent deceased physicians and surgeons from 1610 to 1910]''. W.B. Saunders company, 1920.
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• William Hyer Knowles
  ...s Celestino Brent]]. The firm was at some point renamed [[F. C. Brent and Company]] and was later merged into the [[First National Bank]].
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• October 20
  *[[1880]] &ndash; The line and other assets of the [[Pensacola Railroad Company]] are sold to the [[Louisville & Nashville Railroad]].
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• December 9
  ...impson]], and together the three men establish the [[Arcadia Manufacturing Company]].
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• 1919
  ...tel]] changes hands, from [[George Charles Harvey]] to the [[Newcomb Hotel Company]].
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• Bear Block
  ...f the [[Lewis Bear Company]], and later, the [[Pensacola Restaurant Supply Company]].
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• February 4
  *[[1872]] &ndash; The [[Pensacola & Louisville Railroad Company]] is reorganized as the assignee of the bankrupt [[Alabama & Florida Railro
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• Saenger Amusement Company
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• Hawkshaw Music Fest
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• Thomas A. Johnson
  ...ensacola businessman and civil servant who co-founded the [[Bruce Dry Dock Company]], serving as its president and general manager for many years, and was lat
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• June 7
  ...h; The State of Florida incorporates the [[Pensacola & Birmingham Railroad Company]].<ref>''[http://books.google.com/books?id=3BI4AAAAIAAJ Acts and Resolution
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• Clara Barkley Dorr
  ...ead managed the affairs of [[E. E. Simpson & Company]] in New Orleans. The company's [[Bagdad]] mill was damaged in the war; when it was rebuilt in [[1866]],
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• Koch map
  ...Augustus Koch and published by the [[Thomas C. Watson & Co.]] real estate company. The extremely detailed lithograph is a bird's eye perspective of [[downtow Image:KochMap3.jpg|3 [[W. B. Wright Company|W. B. Wright & Co.]], Saw Mill.
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• August 25
  *[[1892]] &ndash; [[Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Company]] files suit against [[A. H. D'Alemberte]].<ref>''[http://books.google.com/
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• Lewis Bear Warehouse
  The building served as a major warehouse for the [[Lewis Bear Company]] until [[1973]], after which the building fell into disrepair. A planned r
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• AppRiver
  {{Infobox Company ...owned technology companies in the nation, and is the 28th fastest-growing company in Florida.<ref>"Best in the Business." ''Pensacola News Journal'', Septemb
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• February 21
  *[[2001]] &ndash; [[Joe Patti Seafood Company]] owner [[Frank Patti]] is indicted on 12 tax fraud charges alleging nearly
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• Philip Keyes Yonge
  *Served as president of Southern States Land and Timber Company and manager of Muscogee Mills
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• Oliver John Semmes, Sr.
  ...]], at which time he left that position to start the [[Semmes Coal and Ice Company]], which he operated for several years.
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• Keyser Building
  ...struction of the Keyser Building was the local [[C. H. Turner Construction Company]]. Workers began excavations for the building's foundation in September 191 Keyser, whose lumber export company went bankrupt in 1914, sold all of his Palafox Street holdings within three
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• Astus S. Magee
  ...uary 1936.</ref> Magee also operated a pharmacy called the [[Triangle Drug Company]] at the same location.
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• Max Lee Bear
  ...Hotel]], the [[Pensacola Crockery Company]] and the [[Ball Book & Novelty Company]]. ..., Professional and Religious Endeavor''.] The American Hebrew Biographical Company, 1918.
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• City Art Market
  ...-demolished buildings like the [[San Carlos Hotel]], the [[Pensacola Dairy Company]] and old [[Krispy Kreme]].
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• Find ECAT
  ...Travis Lakin|Lakin]] was suspended and ultimately fired by ECAT management company Veolia Transportation for allegedly abusing his position, the commercials a
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• Eastside
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• Frank L. Mayes
  ...lso owned the [[Perdido Land Company]]. Mayes founded the [[Mayes Printing Company]], which as of 2009 is still in business.<ref>Crane, Charlotte. [http://www
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• James Madison Hilliard
  ...siness. In [[1887]] he founded his own firm, the [[J. M. Hilliard Carriage Company]], which manufactured, sold, and repaired carriages.
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• Albert Miner Avery
  ...e sole proprietor. In [[1906]] he organised the [[Avery Hardware & Supply Company]], of which he was president, to manage the business.
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• Ashton Hayward
  ...coming." ''Pensacola News Journal'', August 10, 2005.</ref>Since then his company has had it ups and downs but is now doing alright
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• William Swift Keyser
  ...per who operated [[William S. Keyser & Company]] (formerly Keyser, Judah & Company), one of the world's largest exporters of pitch pine timber. ...s Muldon]] became a partner in the firm, which was renamed Keyser-Muldon & Company.<ref name="Appleyard" />
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• Isis Theater
  ...Palafox Street|Palafox]] and [[Garden Street]]s, was a [[Saenger Amusement Company]] venture and 'sister theater' to the nearby [[Saenger Theatre|Saenger]] an The building was acquired by the [[Saenger company]] in [[1935]]<ref name="isissold">"Isis Theater Building Sold To Local Firm
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• Arturo O'Neill
  After Spain and Portugal again declared war, O'Neill led an Hibernia infantry company in the capture of [[Wikipedia:Santa Catarina (island)|Santa Catarina island ...a Rosa Island]] on [[March 9]]. At nine o'clock that evening O'Neill led a company of grenadiers to secure the battery at [[Sigüenza Point]] and discovered i
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• George Washington Wright
  Wright had many interests in the lumber business, and formed the company which would later be run by his son William as the [[W. B. Wright Co.]]
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• Thiesen Building
  ...al firm of Spencer, Maxwell, and Bullock, and by the Greenhut Construction Company.
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• Daniel Gonzalez Brent
  ...where he took a job managing his brother [[F. C. Brent]]'s [[Brent Lumber Company]]. He later served as collector of customs at the [[Port of Pensacola]] an
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• Lucius Screven Brown
  ...] he left the firm to start his own insurance company, [[Lucius S. Brown & Company]], setting up a small office in the [[Thiesen Building]]. His brother [[Hun *John Appleyard. ''The Fisher-Brown Story: 1911-2003''. Bodree Printing Company: October 2003.
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• Spencer Maxwell Bullock
  ...ic [[Cedar Street Warehouse]] (originally a warehouse for the [[Lewis Bear Company]]), just south of the [[Pensacola Museum of Art]].
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• 1908
  *[[April 5]] &ndash; Streetcar operators of the [[Pensacola Electric Company]] [[1908 streetcar operators' strike|go on strike]].
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• Evenings in Olde Seville Square
  *July 23: [[Jones & Company]] and the [[Perdido Brass]] *Aug. 20: [[Clark & Company]]
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• January 21
  *[[1895]] &ndash; The [[Gulf Transit Company]] is organized.<ref>Kincaid A. Herr and Lyle Key. ''The Louisville & Nashvi
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• Ideawörks
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• August 17
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• Chandler Cox Yonge
  *Member of the Board of Directors of the [[Citizens' Hotel Company]] in at least [[1885]]
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• July 26
  *[[1996]] - Rock musicians Ted Nugent, Bad Company and Night Ranger performed in concert at the Naval Air Station.
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• July 27
  *[[1874]] &ndash; The [[Pensacola Telegraph Company]] files suit against [[Western Union]] regarding construction of telegraph
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• Pensacola Dairy Company
  The '''Pensacola Dairy Company''' (later called the '''Dairy Bar''' and popularly the '''Milk Bottle''') w
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• February 9
  ...tes to [[Alexander McGillivray]] regarding the theft of [[Panton, Leslie & Company]] goods by [[William Augustus Bowles]] and demanding "Satisfaction from the
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• Gulf Power Building
  ...way]]) that serves as the main corporate headquarters for the [[Gulf Power Company]], which serves customers across Northwest Florida from the [[Perdido River The company's offices were formerly located in a multi-story building constructed in th
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• New City
  Promoted by the '''New City Company''', the development ultimately fell through after the [[Wikipedia:Panic of
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• Adam Jacoby Slemmer
  ...er in Pensacola Harbor." ''Battles and Leaders of the Civil War''. Century Company, 1887.</ref> On [[January 10]], Florida became the third state to secede fr
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• Oscar S. Willenzik
  ...007]]) was a Pensacola businessman who owned [[Pensacola Restaurant Supply Company]], or Penko, located in the [[Lewis Bear Building|Lewis Bear]] and [[Willko ...ded additionally to Oscar's brother, [[Norman Willenzik|Norman]], by 1952. Company employees included Willenzik's sister-in-law, [[Carla Willenzik|Carla]], wh
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• Lifeguard Air Ambulance
  ...Roche and wife Deborah, purchased Lifeguard from Secomerica and moved the company’s headquarters from St. Petersburg to their home city of Gulf Breeze, Flo ...998. In January of 2001, Lifeguard added its second full service transport company in Birmingham, Alabama. In January 2002, Lifeguard proudly welcomed its thi
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• Fire of 1880
  *[[N. B. Cook]] & Company, groceries *[[W. F. Fordhall]] & Company, drugs
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• Pensacola Opera House
  {{For|the building that houses the current Pensacola Opera company|Pensacola Opera}} ==Pensacola Advertising Company==
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• Mose Penton
  ...s chief of the special service department for the [[Pensacola Shipbuilding Company]].
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• Streetcar operators' strike
  [[Image:1908StrikeAd.png|right|thumb|150px|The Pensacola Electric Company placed an ad seeking strikebreakers in the April 6, 1908 edition of the ''P ...ola Electric Company had suffered significant financial losses, though the company did manage to break the strike.
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• Frasier Franklin Bingham
  ...holdings; shortly thereafter he was made assistant general manager of the company. He stayed with Southern States until it ceased operation in [[1930]]. ...ngham and Son Shipping Company]], initially running consignment goods. The company soon began shipping lumber, using Bingham's connections in the industry to
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• Bon Marche
  ...and [[Louis Rosenbloum]], it was originally called the '''Pace-Rosenbloum Company''' and was headquartered in Hazelhurst, GA. It relocated to Wauchula, FL in
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• Pensacola branding initiative
  ...s when he requested them, which led him to cancel [[Gunther Properties|his company's]] Chamber membership.<ref name="cost"/>
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• Joseph Forsyth
  In the 1830's he and several partners were involved in the Arcadia Railroad Company. The railway was used to move what was produced at Arcadia mills out. As s
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• Cordova Cinemas
  ...en-screen theater was operated by '''Regal Cinemas''' in [[2001]] when the company filed for bankruptcy.<ref>"Curtain falls on mall's Regal Cinemas after 15 y
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• Andrés de Pez
  ...tle of Palermo, where his brother and father were killed. He then became a company commander in the Caribbean, guarding Spanish ships and colonies from foreig
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• Francis Celestino Brent
  ...t least [[1885]] he was on the board of directors of the [[Citizens' Hotel Company]].
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• Reunion Band
  *[[Larry Northup]], executive vice president of [[Greenhut Construction Company]], drums
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• Collier Merrill
  ...(b. [[1960]]) is a real estate developer with his family's [[Merrill Land Company]] and [[J. C. Merrill Investments]], a restaurateur with the [[Great Southe ..., and in [[2008]] purchased [[Jackson's]] restaurant. Their [[Merrill Land Company]] owns a number of historic buildings in [[downtown Pensacola]], including
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• Michael E. Hicks, Jr.
  ...initiatives in data and network design, significantly contributing to the company's expansion and technological advancement. </p> ...heir IT Director where he was responsible for managing the IT needs of the company as it grew from 55 employees to 600+ employees operating in 9 states. He ov
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• Jasper Strong
  ...e was an initial commissioner of the [[Alabama, Florida & Georgia Railroad Company]]. He was a signatory of a [[May 25]], [[1840]] petition to annex [[Escambi
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• Pensacola Cultural Center
  ...fts by the Cincinatti-based Warner Elevator Company. The [[Marston & Quina Company]] supplied interior furnishings. ...phase, overseen by architect [[Carter Quina]] and [[Greenhut Construction Company]], was made possible by a grant from the Florida Cultural Facilities Develo
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• Rex Theatre
  ...ptember 10, 1998.</ref> as the Rhodes Futch Collins Furniture Company. The company later changed its name to Rhodes-Collins, which can still be seen in faded ...sement Company]] to serve as a second-run movie theater, complementing the company's nearby [[Isis Theatre|Isis]] and [[Saenger Theatre]]s. The estimated cost
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• Blue Angel Mortgage
  ...sident [[Don Copeland]] and Vice President [[Kasie Copeland]], named their company after the Blue Angels due to their patriotism.
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• Davey Willhoit
  ...Cumulus Media, Inc. managing and operating the 5 radio station cluster the company owns in Pensacola, FL. Stations include NASH 102.7 WXBM, Soft Rock 94.1 WEM
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• April 1
  *[[1946]] &ndash; [[William Willenzik]] opens the Pensacola Restaurant Supply Company.
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• July 9
  ...a]] passes a resolution allowing the [[Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Company]] to erect poles in the city.<ref>''[http://books.google.com/books?id=cukaA
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• Wilds Leroy Wittich
  ...]] and served until being wounded in Virginia. After recovering, he joined Company E of the 56th Alabama Regiment in the fall of [[1863]].
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• July 16
  *[[1868]] &ndash; The [[Pensacola & Louisville Railroad Company]] is incorporated by the Florida legislaure.
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• Vince Whibbs, Sr.
  ...ectors of the [[Southern Company]], Georgia Power Company and [[Gulf Power Company]].
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• Fairnie Hill Place
  ...north. It was purchased by [[William C. Cooke]] from the [[Pensacola City Company]] on [[December 17]], [[1870]]. Cooke sold it to [[Peter Knowles]] on [[Feb
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• Dodson, Craddock & Born
  ...s and auto parts. Their industrial clients including the [[St. Regis Paper Company]], [[Champion Paper]], [[International Paper]] and [[Westinghouse]]. ...g students and those interested in researching the history of a particular company through its advertising.
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• Pensacola News Journal
  owner = [[Gannett Company]] | ...''News Journal'' is owned by [[Gannett Company]], a national media holding company that owns newspapers such as ''USA TODAY'' and the ''Arizona Republic'', am
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• Contrada Hills
  ...pursue new financing avenues. A spokesperson for the Eagle Group said the company had "decided to cease what they were doing and reassess the current marketp ...Santa Rosa, purchased the land from IP for $9.9 million and paid Johnson's company an assignment fee of $20 million. Beachwalk Associates, owned by Reeser, ha
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• Ballet Pensacola
  In addition to the Ballet Pensacola performing company, the organization operates a school from its [[Pensacola Cultural Center]]
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• Leander Shaw
  ...yhollowproductions.com/ Sandy Hollow Productions] - documentary production company website
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• Brent Building
  ...e so arranged that the show window lights can be turned off from the light company's station at will. … The elevator entrance to the building is exceptional
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• Gary Bergosh
  Bergosh remained a company commander in the [[U.S. Marine Corps]] Reserve, and in January [[2003]] he
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• John Appleyard
  ...strong Cork Company]] in Beaver Falls that year and was transferred by the company to Pensacola in [[1950]]. He settled in the [[North Hill]] neighborhood wit ...hree clients: the [[Port of Pensacola]], [[Baptist Hospital]] and [[Cary & Company]]. By being the first to offer an in-house recording studio and film produc
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• Seville Harbour
  ...las Oyster House]] restaurants, is currently managed by the [[Merrill Land Company]]. The Seville Harbour marina is managed by the [[Marina Management Corp.]]
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• Judy Bense
  ...blic Service Award, Department of the Interior National for the Gulf Power Company Archaeology Project: "Hawkshaw."
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• January 22
  ...South Atlantic Coast in the War Amoung the States.'' The Neale Publishing Company, 1911.</ref>
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• Palafox Street
  ...streetcar system|streetcar lines]] were placed by the [[Pensacola Terminal Company]].<ref>''[http://books.google.com/books?id=WGE4AAAAIAAJ The Federal Reporte
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• Commendencia Street Wharf
  ...of the structure, was 2,065 feet.<ref>The Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company. [http://fulltext10.fcla.edu/cgi/t/text/text-idx?c=fhp;idno=WF00000040;sid
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• Robert de Varona
  ..."Mr. D" by many, is a Cuban-born entrepreneur who owns airport concession company [[Varona Enterprises]] and a standalone restaurant, [[Varona's]], at 5121 N
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• June 30
  ...record of New York State, with key number annotations]''. West Publishing Company, 1906.</ref>
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• Henry Baars
  ...ll partnership with Carl Epping & Sons of London, a British timber trading company. In [[1860]], the firm sent Henry to their office in Savannah, Georgia. ...ar better. Shortly thereafter Baars ended his association with the Epping company and began his own firm.
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