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West Pensacola Elementary School
|name=West Pensacola Elementary '''West Pensacola Elementary''' is a public K-5 school in the [[Escambia County School Distri

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Rotary Club of Pensacola Suburban West
The '''Rotary Club of Pensacola Suburban West''' is a Rotary Club located in southwest [[Escambia County, Florida]]. The ...meeting led to the establishment of The Rotary Club of Pensacola Suburban West.

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B Street
|starting_terminus=West [[Leonard Street]] |ending_terminus=West [[Gimble Street]]

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A Street
|starting_terminus=West [[Maxwell Street]]/West [[Jordan Street]] |junction=West [[Cervantes Street]] West [[Garden Street]]

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C Street
|starting_terminus=West [[Avery Street]] |ending_terminus=West [[Pine Street]]

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Cox Communications
...evision, broadband internet, and digital telephone services. Cox serves [[Pensacola]] and most of [[Escambia County]] via franchise agreements. ...V service to the Pensacola area in the late [[1967]], with offices at 2120 West [[Jordan Street]]. The system was later purchased by Cox Communications.

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Spanish West Florida
...he United States|transferred]] at a ceremony at [[Plaza Ferdinand VII]] in Pensacola in July [[1821]]. ...the [[Wikipedia:31st parallel north|31st parallel north]], bounded on the west by the [[Wikipedia:Mississippi River|Mississippi River]] and [[Wikipedia:La

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The Circle
'''The Circle''' is an area of [[West Pensacola]] where [[Mobile Highway]] meets [[Fairfield Drive]], [[New Warrington Road [[Category:West Pensacola]]

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Reymarde Street
|direction_a=West |ending_terminus=West of [[Cahn Street]]

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J Street
|starting_terminus=West [[Scott Street]] '''J Street''' is a north-south street in Pensacola, running through the [[Englewood]], [[Westpointe Heritage]], [[Westside Gar

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Blanchard Street
|direction_a=West |starting_terminus=West of [[Stillman Street]]

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F Street
|starting_terminus=West [[Texar Drive]] '''F Street''' is a north-south street in Pensacola, running through the [[Englewood]], [[North Hill Highlands]], [[Westpointe

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D Street
|starting_terminus=West [[Cross Street]] |ending_terminus=South of West [[Pine Street]]

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Blount Street
|direction_a=west ...ntown Pensacola]]. Primarily a residential street, Blount traverses [[West Pensacola]] and continues into [[East Hill]]. Blount Street is named in honour of [[

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Barcelona Street
|starting_terminus=West [[Maxwell Street]] |ending_terminus=West [[Chase Street]]

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S Street
|ending_terminus=West [[Chase Street]] '''S Street''' is a north-south street in Pensacola.

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Gonzalez Street
|direction_a=West ...dential street, Gonzalez traverses [[East Hill]] and continues into [[West Pensacola]]. Gonzalez Street is named in honour of [[Don Manuel Gonzalez]]. Before

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Spring Street
|starting_terminus=West [[Scott Street]] |ending_terminus=West [[Main Street]]

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Government Street
|direction_a=west '''Government Street''' is an east-west street in [[downtown Pensacola]].

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Suburban West Rotary
#redirect [[Rotary Club of Pensacola Suburban West]]

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Baylen Street
|starting_terminus=West [[Leonard Street]] |ending_terminus=West [[Cedar Street]]

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McLeod Street
|direction_a=West ...ast-west street located in in the [[Pettersen Addition]] area of southwest Pensacola.

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Florida State Road 750
|direction_a=West '''Florida State Road 750''' is an short east-west route in Pensacola.

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Joe Hobbs
University of West Florida , Pensacola, Florida (2010) Modern Symbolism. Juried Show. Pensacola Museum of Art. Pensacola, FL

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Rave Motion Pictures
...ictures''' is a national chain of movie theaters with two locations in the Pensacola area. ==Pensacola W Street 18==

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Beverly Parkway
|direction_a=west ...Pensacola. It carries [[Florida State Road 296]] from [[Pipeline Road]] (west of which Florida 296 is carried by [[Michigan Avenue]]) to [[Palafox Street

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September 21
...tone]] (along with [[Elias Durnford]] and others) set sail from Jamaica to Pensacola. ...dash; A petition recommendeds [[Charles Mifflin]] as [[U.S. Marshall]] for West Florida.

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J. Earle Bowden Building
....]] (WFHPI). The lower floor houses classrooms used by the [[University of West Florida]] and collections of historic documents. The upper floor houses WFH ...local history and preservation who was a charter trustee of the [[Historic Pensacola Preservation Board]] in [[1967]], became chairman in [[1982]], and was made

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Pensacola Gazette
The '''''Pensacola Gazette''''' (later '''''Pensacola Gazette and West Florida Advertiser''''') was an early four-page newspaper that began public ...d line from Pensacola to Columbus, Georgia, and an inland waterway between Pensacola and New Orleans.

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Jackson Street
|direction_a=West |ending_terminus=East of [[Chipley Avenue]] at [[Pensacola Bay]]

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Intendencia Street
|direction_a=west '''Intendencia Street''' is an east-west street in [[downtown Pensacola]]. Its western terminus is at South [[Pace Boulevard]]; from there it tra

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Hilary Street
|direction_a=West |starting_terminus=West of South [[D Street]]

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Heinberg Street
|direction_a=West |ending_terminus=West of North [[17th Avenue]]

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Interlaken Street
|direction_a=West ...ast-west street located in in the [[Pettersen Addition]] area of southwest Pensacola.

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Salamanca Street
|direction_a=West '''Salamanca Street''' is a short east-west street in [[downtown Pensacola]].

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Cedar Street
|direction_a=West '''Cedar Street''' is a short east-west street in downtown Pensacola.

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Colfax Street
|direction_a=West '''Colfax Street''' is a short east-west street in downtown Pensacola.

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La Rua Street
|direction_a=west ...e [[Old East Hill]] and [[East Hill]] districts, and continues into [[West Pensacola]]. La Rua Street is named in honour of [[John de la Rua]]. Before streets

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Bayou Grande
...acola, separating [[Warrington]] from [[NAS Pensacola]]. It empties into [[Pensacola Bay]]. ...uth, where a bridge carries [[Navy Boulevard]] into the main gate of [[NAS Pensacola]]

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Bayou Chico
...sacola, separating Pensacola from [[Warrington]]. It divides the [[City of Pensacola]] from unincorporated [[Escambia County]].

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June 15
...zalia]], home of [[Manuel Gonzalez]], to oversee the [[Transfer of Spanish West Florida to the United States|transfer of Florida]]. ...>''[http://books.google.com/books?id=WGE4AAAAIAAJ The Federal Reporter]''. West Publishing Co., 1895.</ref>

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Henry T. Wyer Park
...er amenities across a half-acre campus located at 320 West Belmont Street, Pensacola, FL 32505.

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Sonia Street
|direction_a=West '''Sonia Street''' is an east-west street in the [[Sanders Beach]] neighbourhood.

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Church Street
|direction_a=west '''Church Street''' is a short east-west street in downtown Pensacola. The street's western terminus is at South [[Jefferson Street]], from whic

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Donelson Street
'''Donelson Street''' is a short north-south street in [[downtown Pensacola]]. ...lock, continuing at West [[Romana Street]] one block south, terminating at West [[Intendencia Street]]s.

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Lakeview Avenue
|direction_a=West ...''' is an east-west street in midtown Pensacola, [[East Hill]], and [[East Pensacola Heights]]. The roadway was at one time named alternately '''Sierra Street'

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Thomas Eastin
...established the ''[[Florida Argus]]'' in [[1828]]. Competing with the ''[[Pensacola Gazette]]'' for limited patrons, the ''Argus'' ran for only five months, fr ...resident [[Andrew Jackson]] as recompense for favorable editorials; in Key West he was appointed inspector of the federal customs house and marshall of Flo

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Pettersen Addition
...rsen Addition''' is a tract of land in the southwest part of the [[City of Pensacola]]. It is roughly bounded by [[Bayou Chico]] to the south and west, [[Wright Street]] to the north, and [[Pace Boulevard]] to the east.

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Brent Lane
|direction_a=west '''Brent Lane''' is an east-west thoroughfare in Pensacola. The street, like the community of Brent, is named for [[F. C. Brent]], a

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Cypress Street
|direction_a=West '''Cypress Street''' is an east-west street in the [[Sanders Beach]] neighbourhood.

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Pensacola Swing
...otes and hosts [[Wikipedia:Swing (dance)|swing dancing]] activities in the Pensacola area. ...and dancing on Friday evenings at American Legion Post 33, located at 1401 West [[Intendencia Street]].

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Museum of Industry
...ola Village]] complex. It describes in detail the main industries of early Pensacola: fishing/ice, clay/brickmaking, lumber, and transportation. ...s acquired by the city in 1968 and is now an integral part of the Historic Pensacola Village.

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Coyle Street
'''Coyle Street''' is a north-south street in [[downtown Pensacola]]. ...[Cervantes Street]] and travels southerly uninterrupted to its terminus at West [[Main Street]].

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Barrancas (disambiguation)
*The '''[[barrancas]]''', a landform overlooking [[Pensacola Pass]] *'''[[Barrancas National Cemetery]]''', located on [[Naval Air Station Pensacola]]

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Aragon Street
|direction_a=West '''Aragon Street''' is a short east-west street in [[downtown Pensacola]], in the [[Aragon|neighbourhood of the same name]].

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Main Street
|direction_a=west '''Main Street''' is an east-west street in [[downtown Pensacola]]. Its western terminus is at [[Barrancas Avenue]]; from there it travels

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Nine Mile Road
|direction_a=west |junction=[[Beulah Road]] [[Pine Forest Road]] [[Pensacola Boulevard]] [[Old Palafox Highway]] [[Chemstrand Road]] [[Unive

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Florida House of Representatives District 3
...ensacola]], all of the [[City of Gulf Breeze]], and large portions of West Pensacola.

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John Hosman
...ster’s in business administration. During John’s time at the University of West Florida he served two terms as the student body president and one term as t ...arly leader in both the [[Pensacola Young Professionals]] and the [[Better Pensacola Forum]]. He currently serves on five civic organization boards and is activ

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Pensacola Public Library
|name=Pensacola Public Library The '''Pensacola Public Library''' is the main library of the [[West Florida Public Libraries1236505163747

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Michigan Avenue
|direction_a=west '''Michigan Avenue''' is a major east-west thoroughfare in Pensacola.

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Gadsden Street
|direction_a=West |ending_terminus=East of [[Chipley Avenue]] at [[Pensacola Bay]]

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Escambia County Sheriff's Office
...ounty]] and the [[Town of Century]] (The [[City of Pensacola]] maintains [[Pensacola Police Department|its own police force]]). The Sheriff's Office is operated *Administration: 1700 West [[Leonard Street]]

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1772
...(originated in [[1763]]) to settle free Africans as colonists at [[British Pensacola]].

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Battle of Pensacola (1818)
{{otheruses|Battle of Pensacola}} ...n]] captured Pensacola, then the capital of [[Third Spanish period|Spanish West Florida]], which Jackson felt was being used by the Seminole for strikes ag

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Yonge Street
|direction_a=West '''Yonge Street''' is an east-west street in Pensacola, running through the [[Ebonwood]], [[Englewood]], [[Eastside]], and [[East

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Cross Street
|direction_a=West '''Cross Street''' is an east-west street in Pensacola, running through the [[Pinecrest]], [[Englewood]], [[Eastside]], and [[East

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June 11
...iot]]'s service in the British navy ends, but is delayed from traveling to Pensacola. *[[2007]] – After stepping down briefly as host of [[WCOA]]'s "[[Pensacola Speaks]]," [[Luke McCoy]] returns to the show.

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University of West Florida College of Arts and Sciences
The '''College of Arts and Sciences (CAS)''' at the [[University of West Florida]] is the largest and most complex of UWF's three colleges. ...eering. Both undergraduate and graduate programs operate out of CAS at the Pensacola, the Emerald Coast, and UWF-Online campuses. CAS also provides oversight fo

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Avery Street
|direction_a=West ...ville]], [[North Hill Highlands]], [[Eastside]], [[East Hill]], and [[East Pensacola Heights]] neighborhoods. Before streets north of [[Wright Street|Wright]] a

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Jessica Bowie
...nd received the Judges' Award for her student work submitted to the 2007 [[Pensacola Bay Area Advertising Federation]]'s [[ADDY Awards]]. She resides in Pensacola with her son.

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Mallory Street
|direction_a=West '''Mallory Street''' is an east-west street in downtown Pensacola, [[Brownsville]], and [[East Hill]]. Mallory Street is named for [[Stephen

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Gimble Street
|direction_a=West '''Gimble Street''' is an east-west street in downtown Pensacola.

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List of educational institutions
This is a list of educational institutions in the greater Pensacola area and [[Escambia County School District|Escambia County]], including sch *[[West Pensacola Elementary School|West Pensacola]]

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1905
*[[Pensacola High School|Pensacola Senior High School]] was organized in the Public School No. 1 building. ...er 1]] – The [[Halloween Night Fire]] destroys the structures on the west side of [[Palafox Street]] between [[Garden Street|Garden]] and [[Romana St

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Salvador Ruby
...ary campaigns of [[Bernardo de Gálvez]], including the [[1781]] [[siege of Pensacola]], during which he led a brigade of Creoles against the British forces. By June 23, 1816, Ruby was commanding officer of a militia unit in Pensacola comprised of free people of color.

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Navy Boulevard
|ending_terminus=[[NAS Pensacola]] ...' is a major thoroughfare connecting Pensacola to [[Warrington]] and [[NAS Pensacola]].

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December 7
...tado]], Surveyor General of [[Spanish West Florida]], is approved by the [[Pensacola City Council]]. *[[1821]] – The [[First Methodist Church of Pensacola]] is established.

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Scott Street
|direction_a=West '''Scott Street''' is an east-west street in Pensacola, running through the [[Ebonwood]], [[Pinecrest]], [[Englewood]], [[Eastside

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Maxwell Street
|direction_a=West '''Maxwell Street''' is an east-west street in Pensacola, running through the [[Ebonwood]], [[North Hill Highlands]], [[Eastside]],

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Pat Dodson
...e Florida Board of Regents led to the establishment of the [[University of West Florida]], which awarded him an honorary Doctor of Laws degree in [[1974]]. ...served on the President’s Council on Historic Preservation, the [[Historic Pensacola Preservation Board]] and the Florida American Revolution Bicentennial Commi

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Suite
|location=21 West [[Romana Street]] '''Suite Ultra-Lounge''' is a Pensacola nightclub located at 21 West [[Romana Street]] (previously occupied by [[Cancun's Mexican Grill]]). It w

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Romana Street
|direction_a=west ...asterly uninterrupted to its eastern terminus at [[Bayfront Parkway]] on [[Pensacola Bay]].

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Downtown Pensacola
...r boundaries are more nebulous and open to debate, but [[A Street]] to the west, [[Seventeenth Avenue]] to the east, and [[Cervantes Street]] to the north ...s of which can be found in the preserved homes and buildings of [[Historic Pensacola Village]].

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Strong Street
|direction_a=West '''Strong Street''' is an east-west street in Pensacola. Its runs easterly uninterrupted from [[Y Street]] to [[I Street]], where i

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P. C. Wu
| occupation =[[Pensacola City Council]] District 1 Councilman Dr. '''Paul C. Wu''' is a member of the [[Pensacola City Council]]. He was elected to represent District 1 in November [[2004]]

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De Leon Street
|direction_a=West '''De Leon Street''' is an east-west street in [[downtown Pensacola]] that currently exists in two short spans, with much of the street's oneti

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Pensacola & Atlantic Railroad
The '''Pensacola & Atlantic Railroad''' was a railroad that connected Pensacola to the eastern interior. ...Barrancas Railroad]] the same year, and the first passengers crossed the [[Pensacola Bay]] railroad bridge on [[August 15]].

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Lucia Tryon
| place_of_death =Pensacola ...] from its founding in 1938 until 1968{{date uncertain}} and the [[City of Pensacola|city]]'s first female department head. The [[Lucia M. Tryon Branch Library]

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Pineglades
...t of [[Woodland Heights]], Pineglades is bordered by [[9th Avenue]] to the west and [[12th Avenue]] and [[Carpenter's Creek]] to the east. Initially develo

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Montfort Browne
'''Montfort Browne''' was lieutenant governor of [[British West Florida]] who served as interim governor from [[1767]] to [[1769]], between [[Category:Citizens of British Pensacola|Browne, Montfort]]

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John C. Pace Library
...lorida]] area. In addition to the main library on the main campus north of Pensacola, there is a branch library in [[Fort Walton Beach]]. It has 628,000 printed ...y, technology, legal history, archaeology, and other subjects pertinent to West Florida, its people, organizations, and institutions

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Baptist
...g the coast, they came to Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Key West, Tampa and Pensacola. Although some preaching and organized worship may have occurred earlier, t ...s down the center of the state and along coastal areas as far south as Key West.

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DeLuna Treasure Hunt
...[[DeLuna]]'s treasure." The event is currently sponsored by [[WEAR]] and [[West Florida Healthcare]]. ...ravaged by a [[1559 hurricane|hurricane]], Don [[Tristan DeLuna]] departed Pensacola, but only after leaving behind many treasures, now hidden for hundreds of y

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De Soto Street
|direction_a=West ...pointe Heritage]], [[North Hill]], [[Eastside]], [[East Hill]], and [[East Pensacola Heights]] neighborhoods. Before streets north of [[Wright Street|Wright]] a

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Eastside
...] to the north, [[Cervantes Street]] to the south, [[Hayne Street]] to the west, and between [[6th Avenue|6th]] and [[9th Avenue]]s to the east. ...numbers of African-Americans who were previously restricted to Pensacola's west side. It is the birthplace of [[Daniel "Chappie" James, Jr.]], the first Af

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Wright Street
|direction_a=West '''Wright Street''' is an east-west street in downtown Pensacola. Its western terminus is at North [[V Street]], and its eastern terminus i

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Zaragoza Street
|direction_a=west ...a Street'''; see [[#Spelling|below]]) is an east-west street in [[downtown Pensacola]]. It is named for the [[Wikipedia:Zaragoza|Spanish city]] of the same nam

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Christ Church Parish School House
...et]]. It is a part of the [[Historic Pensacola Village]] and is owned by [[West Florida Historic Preservation, Inc.]] ...[[Old Hometown]] program. It is currently occupied by the [[University of West Florida]]'s [[Institute for Innovative Community Learning]].

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Marquis de Romana
|location=801 West [[Romana Street]] The '''Marquis de Romana''' is a 7,700 square foot building at 801 West [[Romana Street]]. Formerly a warehouse space for the [[Busbee Tomato Compa

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Clara Barkley Dorr House
|caption=The Dorr House in Historic Pensacola Village |owner=West Florida Historic Preservation, Inc.

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1803
...x on slaves. Another visitor to the area, Frenchman Paul Alliot, estimated Pensacola's population at "1,000 souls" that same year. *William S. Coker & G. Douglas Inglis. ''The Spanish Censuses of Pensacola, 1784-1820.'' Perdido Bay Press, 1980.

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Pine Street
|direction_a=West '''Pine Street''' is an east-west street in downtown Pensacola.

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Belmont Street
|direction_a=West '''Belmont Street''' is an east-west street in Pensacola and a prominent thoroughfare in the [[Belmont-De Villiers]] district.

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Martine's
...ity located at 4101 [[Mobile Highway]], in "[[The Circle]]" area of [[West Pensacola]]. ...tory Polaris]].<ref>"Polaris ATV and Motorcycle set to open in October." ''Pensacola News Journal'', October 5, 2005.</ref>

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November 19
...st session of the Senate of the [[Third Spanish period|Spanish Republic of West Florida]] is held in Francisville, Louisiana. *[[1814]] – After returning [[Battle of Pensacola (1814)|captured Pensacola]] to Spanish control, [[Andrew Jackson]] returns to [[Mobile]].

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Raymond Haas
...historian who contributed to a number of local groups. The [[University of West Florida]]'s [[Haas Center for Business Research and Economic Development]] ...e a number of donations to [[Baptist Health Care]] and the [[University of West Florida]], including a $250,000 donation to the university's [[Center for B

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Jerry Maygarden
| place_of_birth =Pensacola '''Jerry Louis Maygarden''' was [[mayor of Pensacola]] from [[1991]] to [[1994]].

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Gregory Street
|direction_a=west |starting_terminus=West of [[Tyson Street]]

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1764
Image:1764Plan.jpg|''A plan of the harbour of Pensacola in West-Florida. Surveyed in the year 1764 by George Gauld''

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Maren DeWeese
| occupation =[[Pensacola City Council]], [[City of Pensacola District 3|District 3]] ...DeWeese''' is the [[Pensacola City Council]] representative for [[City of Pensacola District 3|District 3]].

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City of Pensacola District 7
The below map is an approximate representation of the [[City of Pensacola]]'s seventh electoral district. In determining one's voting district, one ...[[Pensacola city limits|city limits]]. District 7 is represented on the [[Pensacola City Council]] by [[Jewel Cannada-Wynn]].

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ADDY Awards
The '''ADDY Awards''' are presented every year by the [[Pensacola Bay Area Advertising Federation]] to recognize creative excellence in the a *Best of Show: [[Laura Hastings]] from the [[University of West Florida]] for "Aprilia – Prince Charming"

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Old Spanish Trail
...thoroughfare that was established in [[1824]] as a federal road connecting Pensacola to Tallahassee and St. Augustine. The road initially cost $28,000.<ref>Bob

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West Pensacola Elementary School
|name=West Pensacola Elementary '''West Pensacola Elementary''' is a public K-5 school in the [[Escambia County School Distri

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American Creosote Works site
...ipedia:Superfund|Superfund]] site in the [[Sanders Beach]] neighborhood of Pensacola. ...the east, West [[Pine Street]] to the south, and South [[L Street]] to the west.

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June 5
...ly from Original Sources, of the Alabama-Tombigbee Basin and the Old South West, from the Discovery of the Spiritu Santo in 1519 Until the Demolition of Fo ...Wikipedia:alcalde|alcalde]]'' of Pensacola) judge of the superior court of West Florida.<ref>''[http://books.google.com/books?id=6DZsiFB1Oj8C The Supreme C

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Escambia Bay
...Bay is connected to the [[East Bay]] to the southeast and deposits into [[Pensacola Bay]] to the southwest. ...Boeing 727|Boeing 727]], crashed into Escambia Bay during a descent into [[Pensacola Regional Airport]] on [[May 8]], [[1978]]. There were 3 fatalities among th

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Telephone exchange
...witch''' is the system of electronic components which connect phone calls. Pensacola has had several exchange systems over the years. ==First Pensacola Telephone Exchange==

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Innerarity Street
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June 4
...lvez]] names [[Arturo O'Neill]] governor of [[Third Spanish period|Spanish West Florida]]. *[[1844]] – [[Jonathan Walker]] arrived in Pensacola.

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Cervantes Street
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Garden Street
|direction_a=west '''Garden Street''' is a major east-west thoroughfare in downtown Pensacola. It serves as the original dividing line for the city's north-south street

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November 5
...s [[City of Pensacola annexations|annexed]] by petition into the [[City of Pensacola]]. ...dies of the City of Pensacola|amended government]] in which the [[Mayor of Pensacola|mayor]] ([[John Fogg]]) is elected.

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Aguada Street
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Jean and Paul Amos Performance Studio
...he west side of [[WSRE]]'s [[Kugelman Center for Telecommunications]] at [[Pensacola Junior College]]. It is named for husband-and-wife benefactors [[Paul Amos| [[Category:Pensacola Junior College]] [[Category:WSRE]] [[Category:Event venues]]

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Jane Birdwell
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Bayfront Parkway
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Airport Boulevard
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Tanyard
...y [[Main Street]], to the east by [[Reus Street]] and to the west by the [[Pensacola city limits]] along [[Bayou Chico]]. ...on of the [[Corinne Jones Center]].<ref>"Trying to keep up appearances." ''Pensacola News Journal'', August 18, 2005.</ref>

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Gulf Theatre
...ystem, a new fireproof projection booth and modern equipment."<ref>"Newest Pensacola House Provides Seats for 650." ''Boxoffice'', November 10, 1945.</ref>

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Englewood
...limits]]) bounded roughly by [[E Street]] to the east, [[L Street]] to the west, [[Leonard Street]] to the north and [[Bobe Street]] to the south. Locally

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East Hill
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J. D. Smith
| occupation =[[Pensacola City Council]], [[City of Pensacola District 2|District 2]] Program Manager, [[Wikipedia:Junior Reserve Off ...he representative for [[City of Pensacola District 2|District 2]] on the [[Pensacola City Council]] from [[1995]]-[[2007]].

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Portofino Island Resort & Spa
...r condominium development on the eastern edge of [[Pensacola Beach]], just west of the [[Gulf Islands National Seashore]]'s Santa Rosa Area ([[Opal Beach]] ...ween … the [[Gulf of Mexico]] and the Santa Rosa Bay" (and, alternately, [[Pensacola Bay]]), instead of [[Santa Rosa Sound]].

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23 South Palafox Street
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Colonial Archaeological Trail
...titute]] and [[West Florida Historic Preservation]] (formerly the Historic Pensacola Preservation Board) to identity selected excavation sites for public benefi The Trail covers the area where the [[British Fort of Pensacola]] once stood, from [[Plaza Ferdinand VII]] to [[Seville Square]]. The parti

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Pensacola State College
'''Pensacola State College''', originally '''Pensacola Junior College''', is the name of a multi-campus public college in [[Escamb ...Milton, Florida]] campus in [[1971]], a mini-campus on [[Naval Air Station Pensacola]] in [[1981]], and a fifth campus in [[Warrington]].

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Creighton Road
|direction_a=west '''Creighton Road''' is an major east-west thoroughfare in northern Pensacola. The thoroughfare is named for the [[Creighton family]], which was histori

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August 10
...]] – [[Peter Chester]] arrived in Pensacola as governor of [[British West Florida]]. ...The [[Philip Dane Beall Sr. Memorial Bridge]] ("Three-Mile Bridge") over [[Pensacola Bay]] is opened to traffic, replacing the [[Thomas A. Johnson Bridge]].

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Jordan Street
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April 23
*[[1816]] – [[Andrew Jackson]] writes to Pensacola's Spanish governor [[Mauricio de Zuñiga]] regarding the [[Negro Fort]] on *[[1957]] – The [[Rotary Club of Pensacola Suburban West]] charter is presented to club president [[Harold Rose]].

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Barrancas Avenue
|direction_b=West '''Barrancas Avenue''' is a major thoroughfare linking [[downtown Pensacola]] to [[Warrington]].

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Manhattan Hotel
...der M. Davis]]. It was described in a December 10, 1903 article of the ''[[Pensacola Daily News]]'' as "generally used by commercial men and the traveling publi

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August 6
...– [[British Pensacola|British]] troops take control of Pensacola and West Florida.

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April 2
...ash; [[John Eliot]] arrives in Pensacola to serve as governor of [[British West Florida]]. ...is elected [[Mayor of Pensacola]] and [[Frank Dent Sanders]] is elected [[Pensacola City Marshal]].

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Brent Brothers Store
...] and [[Romana Street]]s<ref>Wilson, Jaquelyn Tracy. ''Historic Photos of Pensacola.'' Nashville, TN: Turner Publishing Company, 2008.</ref>.

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November 15
*[[1882]] – The [[Pensacola City Council]] passes an ordinance allowing steel track for a [[streetcar s ...the creation of what would become the [[Rotary Club of Pensacola Suburban West]].

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Tom Roush
...is the [[film commission]]er for the Pensacola area and director of the [[Pensacola International Film Festival]], which he co-founded. ...f odd jobs, from teaching guitar to bartending."<ref>"Cinematic vision." ''Pensacola News Journal'', March 16, 2003.</ref> He moved to Tallahassee in 1992 and a

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Summit Boulevard
|direction_a=West '''Summit Boulevard''' is an important east-west thoroughfare in east Pensacola, connecting [[12th Avenue]] to [[Scenic Highway]].

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Kupfrian's Park
'''Kupfrian's Park''' was a recreational area in 19th and 20th century Pensacola develloped by [[Conrad Kupfrian]]. ...rt track used for horse racing, completed in [[1874]].<ref>Clubbs, Occie. "Pensacola in Retrospect: 1870-1890." ''Florida Historical Quarterly'', January-April

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Ernest Olmstead Saltmarsh
...([[1848]]-[[1933]]) was a Pensacola railroad magnate who greatly expanded Pensacola's exports on the [[Louisville & Nashville Railroad]]. ...Saltmarsh refused to abandon the city and helped administer relief to the Pensacola citizenry.

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David Williams
'''David Williams''' is the principal and former assistant principal of [[Pensacola High School]]. He also is a former teacher and "Teacher of the Year" of the ...mer math instructor from [[West Florida High School of Advanced Technology|West Florida High School]].

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November 1
*[[1905]] – The [[Halloween Night Fire]] destroys the structures on the west side of [[Palafox Street]] between [[Garden Street|Garden]] and [[Romana St ...regular commercial service to the [[Pensacola Gulf Coast Regional Airport|Pensacola Airport]].

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Culinary Productions
...gtime [[Pensacola City Council]]man [[Mike DeSorbo]]. It is located at 700 West [[Main Street]] and may be reached by phone at (850) 469-0445.

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John Jerralds
| occupation =[[Pensacola City Council]] District 5 Councilman ...llege in Brooklyn, New York and a master’s degree from the [[University of West Florida]]. He and his wife Viola have two sons.

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Chase Street
|direction_a=west [[Chase Street]] is an east-west street in [[downtown Pensacola]]. Its westernmost terminus is at [[S Street]], but is interrupted for one

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19 South Palafox Street
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Olive Road
|direction_a=West '''Olive Road''' is a major east-west thoroughfare in North Pensacola. For its entire length, it carries '''Florida State Road 290'''.

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Florida State Road 296
|direction_a=west '''Florida State Road 296''' is an east-west state road in Pensacola.

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Pensacola Historical Society
...''' was an non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and promoting [[Pensacola]] history. ...he Society opened a museum in the [[Dorothy Walton House]], located at 137 West [[Romana Street]], which had been purchased and then donated for use as a m

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Community Redevelopment Agency
...ed in [[1980]] and tasked with guiding the redevelopment of the [[downtown Pensacola]] neighborhoods that make up the '''Urban Core Community Redevelopment Area ...ilapidated, lowering property values. Seeking to reverse this trend, the [[Pensacola City Council]] adopted a resolution on [[September 25]], [[1980]] to revita

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John Sunday House
|location=302 West [[Romana Street]] ...nday House''' was a historic home located at 302 West [[Romana Street]] in Pensacola's [[Tanyard]] neighborhood. Completed in [[1901]] by black businessman [[Jo

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St. John's Cemetery
...e cemetery was created by a Masonic Order in [[1876]] to fill the needs of Pensacola's growing population, which was previously serviced only by [[St. Michael's

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Poet Laureate of Northwest Florida
...er appointment was heralded with a resolution proclaimed by the Mayors of Pensacola and Milton, and the Chairmen of the County Commissions of Escambia and Sant ...the medallion which was to be housed in the new Literary Arts Center (now Pensacola Cultural Center) with smaller versions presented to Rosasco-Soule and Temme

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August 24
...gadier General [[Henry Bouquet]] arrives in Pensacola to command [[British West Florida]]; he died of disease on [[September 3]].<ref>Michael Normal McConn ...Council]] votes 9-0 to name the [[Community Maritime Park]] after former [[Pensacola mayor]] [[Vince Whibbs, Sr.]]

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Judy Bense
Dr. '''Judith Ann Bense''' is the executive director of the [[University of West Florida]]'s [[UWF Division of Anthropology and Archaeology|Division of Anth ...s also the host of the short archaeology-themed radio program ''Unearthing Pensacola,'' which airs every weekday morning at 7:33am on WUWF.

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May 18
...sh royal order grants [[Bernardo de Gálvez]] authority to invade [[British West Florida]].<ref>James Alton James. ''[http://books.google.com/books?id=kht_D *[[1818]] – [[Jose Mazot]], governor of [[Third Spanish period|Spanish Pensacola]], writes to [[Andrew Jackson]] denying accusations of aiding [[Seminole Wa

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Al Coby
| occupation =[[Pensacola City Manager]] ...'' is the current [[Pensacola City Manager|City Manager]] of the [[City of Pensacola]], serving in an interim capacity since [[August 8]], [[2008]], until such

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Pensacola-Escambia Development Commission
...m/live/service.asp?stype=agendatype&type=2876 Information page] at City of Pensacola website</ref> ...l]] members; two [[Escambia County Commission]]ers; the president of the [[Pensacola Bay Area Chamber of Commerce]]; a member appointed by the chamber president

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John S. Carr
| place_of_birth =Pensacola ...ated in [[1966]]. Carr studied business management at the [[University of West Florida]], during which time he married his wife [[Robin Carr|Robin]], and

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November 20
*[[1763]] – [[George Johnstone]] is appointed governor of [[British West Florida]]. ...'Montgomery'' captures the Confederate sloop ''William E. Chester'' near [[Pensacola Bay]].

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America's First Settlement
...k title]'''America's First Settlement''' is a slogan used by the [[City of Pensacola]] in reference to the [[1559]] [[Luna expedition|expedition]] by Don [[Tris ...ite the fact that Luna is believed to have settled further west, outside [[Pensacola city limits|city limits]], on or near [[barrancas|the bluff]] where [[Fort

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AAF Pensacola
'''AAF Pensacola''' is the local chapter of the [[Wikipedia:American Advertising Federation| ...; to the '''Pensacola Bay Area Advertising Federation''' (similar to the [[Pensacola Bay Area Chamber of Commerce|Chamber's]] renaming) on [[March 18]], [[2004]

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February 12
...gress authorizes the President to "take possession of a tract of country … west of the [[Perdido River|River Perdido]]," resulting in the capture of [[Mobi *[[1870]] – The [[Pensacola & Barrancas Railroad Company]] is incorporated by a special act of the Stat

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July 15
...[Andrew Jackson]]'s recent [[Battle of Pensacola (1818)|capture of Spanish Pensacola]]. ...n Cavanaugh]] succeeds [[Morris Marx]] as president of the [[University of West Florida]].

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Florida State Road 196
|direction_a=West '''Florida State Road 196''' is an east-west route in downtown Pensacola comprised of [[Main Street]] and [[Bayfront Parkway]].

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George Edmund Chase
...) was the younger brother of engineer [[William Henry Chase]] who moved to Pensacola to assist in his brother's fort construction and real estate dealings. ...West Point (1828), Chase became an Artillery Lieutenant. After a visit to Pensacola, William arranged to have George stationed in the town. He also served as '

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April 12
...ng other goals, return [[Siege of Mobile|Mobile]] and [[Siege of Pensacola|Pensacola]] to [[Third Spanish period|Spanish rule]]. ...he United States]]: [[Andrew Jackson]] and his wife [[Rachel]] set out for Pensacola.

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Lewis Bear, Jr.
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Lumon May
| place_of_birth =Pensacola ...is bachelor of arts and master of science degrees from the [[University of West Florida]].

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W Street
|starting_terminus=[[Pensacola Boulevard]] ...[[US Highway 98|US 98]] ([[Navy Boulevard]]) to [[US Highway 29|US 29]] ([[Pensacola Boulevard]]). W Street for its entirety carries [[Escambia County Road 453

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Pensacola Sports Association
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Tivoli High House
|owner=[[West Florida Historic Preservation]] ...first floor. The second floor of the building houses the offices of the [[Pensacola Symphony Orchestra]].

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Whibbs & Stone
| headquarters =801 West [[Romana Street]] ...estate planning, real estate and criminal law. It is headquartered at 801 West [[Romana Street]]. The named partners are [[Donovan Whibbs|Donovan]] and [[

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Krispy Kreme
The Pensacola market was held by an independent franchisee until [[November 21]], [[2004] ...ps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070418/LIFE/704180341/1004 Hot doughnuts now] - Pensacola News Journal, April 18, 2007.</ref> The store was demolished in late Novem

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Sugar Bowl
...unes located near the east end of Pensacola Beach, on the sound side, just west of where Portofino Condominiums was later constructed. For decades it was u ...ddition of the second 7-11 convenience store located several hundred yards west of it, on Via De Luna. The store was one of the last buildings that could b

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Odell Griffith
...owned The Griffith Agency, a public relations firm that was located at 15 West Government St. He had also been an early member of the Gulf Coast Trade Exc ...y Perry: Florida Press Lord". He was also a columnist and publisher of The West Florida Official, a weekly newspaper, and active in the local presidential

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August 29
...dward Nicholls]] issues a proclamation from [[Third Spanish period|Spanish Pensacola]] urging Louisiana natives to assist him "in liberating [their land] from a *[[1905]] – [[Yellow fever]] is declared at Pensacola.

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Wesley Lawrence
| place_of_death =Pensacola ...up and his body literally riddled with bullets."<ref>"Lawrence Lynched." ''Pensacola Daily News'', November 22, 1899.</ref>

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John Eliot
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Pensacola City Hall
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L Street
'''L Street''' is a north-south street in Pensacola, running through the [[Englewood]], [[Kupfrian Park]], [[Westpointe Heritag .... This length, however, is not contiguous; L Street is interrupted between West [[Avery Street]] to [[Morris Court]].

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West Florida Public Library
[[Image:WestFloridaPublicLibraryLogo.jpg|right|West Florida Public Library]] ...Florida Public Libraries''' is an organization of libraries that serve the Pensacola area, with all of its branch libraries in Escambia County.

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June 21
*[[1779]] – Spain declares war on England, threatening [[British West Florida]]. ...Jennifer Cowart]] is injured in a go-kart accident at [[Tiki Island]] on [[Pensacola Beach]].

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Braden Ball
| place_of_death =Pensacola '''Braden Lee Ball''' ([[1911]]-[[2006]]) was publisher of the ''[[Pensacola News Journal]]'' from [[1942]] until [[1976]].

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O'Sullivan Creel
...ting back to the 1950s).<ref>"CPA firms hope merger attracts expertise." ''Pensacola News Journal'', July 7, 2001.</ref> ...Destin]] and [[Foley]]. [[Mort O'Sullivan]] is the managing partner of the Pensacola office, located at 316 South [[Baylen Street]], Suite 300.

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Gulf Islands National Seashore
| nearest_city = [[Pensacola, Florida|Pensacola, FL]] [[Pascagoula, Mississippi|Pascagoula, MS]] ...:Gulf Islands NS.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Gulf Islands National Seashore, near Pensacola]]

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Thomas Rollins
...of [[Pensacola High School]]. He also is a former mathematics teacher of [[West Florida High School of Advanced Technology]] {{s-ttl|title=Assistant Principal of Facilities and Maintenance of [[Pensacola High School]]|years=[[2008]] - present}}

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Fairnie Hill Place
...Street]] to the north. It was purchased by [[William C. Cooke]] from the [[Pensacola City Company]] on [[December 17]], [[1870]]. Cooke sold it to [[Peter Knowl ...ill Place by Mr. and Mrs. Stoddart, who planned their springtime visits to Pensacola to coincide with the plants' blooming time.

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DeLuna Alley
...]. In its present form, it extends south from [[Intendencia Street]], just west of [[Jefferson Street]], for less than one block, behind [[Ragtyme Grille]] ''Early Vital Records of Pensacola, Florida'' places the alley thusly:

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Pensacola Civic Band
The '''Pensacola Civic Band''' is a community ensemble of more than 80 musicians who studied ...tor [[Laurel Brownlee]] and Dr. [[Eugene Gonzalez]] of the [[University of West Florida]]. The current director is [[Don Snowden]].

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History of Pensacola city government
...f that year, General [[Andrew Jackson]] accepted the transfer of [[Spanish West Florida]] to the United States at [[Plaza Ferdinand VII]]. ...City of Pensacola is currently organized under a [[Charter of the City of Pensacola|1931 charter]].

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J. Earle Bowden
| occupation =Journalist Management, ''[[Pensacola News Journal|News Journal]]'' ...owden''' (b. [[September 12]], [[1928]]) is the editor emeritus of the ''[[Pensacola News Journal]]'' and a local historian and preservationist.

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September 5
*[[1775]] – [[British West Florida]] Governor [[Peter Chester]] writes an official endorsement of visi ...to quash the [[Community Maritime Park]] project is defeated by [[City of Pensacola]] voters.

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Young Men's Business League
The '''Young Men's Business League of Pensacola''' was a professional group established in [[1895]]. According to the 1897 [[Charles H. Bliss|Bliss]] publication ''Pensacola of To-day'':

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Cordova Park
...nd Summit Boulevard. The entire neighborhood is included within [[City of Pensacola District 4]].

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Coastal Bank and Trust
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John Cavanaugh
| occupation =President, [[University of West Florida]] Dr. '''John C. Cavanaugh''' was the fourth president of the [[University of West Florida]] (UWF), serving in that capacity from [[July 15]], [[2002]] to [[J

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L.A. Kirksey School
...ttps://archive.org/stream/rlpolkcompanyspe1119rlpo#page/22/mode/2up Polk's Pensacola City Directory, 1921-1922, p. 23]</ref>

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October 21
...nor [[George Johnstone]] and surveyor general [[Elias Durnford]] arrive in Pensacola. ...] areas vote to be [[Annexations of Pensacola|annexed]] into the [[City of Pensacola]].

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February 15
...Lucia Tryon]], the first [[West Florida Public Library|public library]] in Pensacola opens in [[Old Christ Church]] with 3,352 books. *[[1943]] – The [[Pensacola Baptist Hospital Association]] is chartered by Dr. [[Sid Kennedy]] and a gr

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October 25
...pedia:Board of Navy Commissioners|Board of Navy Commissioners]] arrives in Pensacola to survey sites for the [[Navy Yard]]. *[[1886]] – The Apache chief [[Geronimo]] arrives in Pensacola and is held at [[Fort Pickens]].

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West Florida Historic Preservation, Inc.
|name=West Florida Historic Preservation, Inc. ...nclude the [[T. T. Wentworth Jr. Florida State Museum]] and the [[Historic Pensacola Village]].

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Hutsons Hardware
Hutsons Hardware was a hardware store located on New Warrington Rd in west Pensacola. The owners were Mr. and Mrs. Waters, and their children Brian and Janet wo

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October 31
*[[Stage Fright]] (hosted by [[Pensacola Little Theatre]]) *[[Haunted House Walking and Trolley Tours]] (hosted by [[Pensacola Historical Society]])

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Sunset Limited
...est as Los Angeles and as far east as Jacksonville and Orlando. Service to Pensacola has been suspended since [[Hurricane Katrina]] in [[2005]]. ...[[Molino]].<ref>"Deadly Amtrak crash haunts survivors - 10 years later." ''Pensacola News Journal'', September 21, 2003.</ref>

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February 25
*[[1992]] - Rock band RUSH performs at the Pensacola Civic Center. ...hine Cognition]], originally a research department for the [[University of West Florida]], is restructured as a public research institute and incorporated

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Cordova business district
...area of Pensacola, centered around [[Cordova Mall]] and adjacent to the [[Pensacola Regional Airport]], that contains some of the area's most heavily developed ...ayou Boulevard]]/[[Brent Lane]] to the south, and [[Davis Highway]] to the west.

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Hurricane of 1906
...d Category 3 status with winds as high as 120 mph. The storm made landfall west of [[Mobile]] on [[September 27]], [[1906]] as a Category 2. Winds of 105 mph were experienced in Pensacola, and storm surge at [[Santa Rosa Island]] was measured at 14 feet.

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Cadet's Creek
...it ran through the southern part of the cemetery grant southeasterly to [[Pensacola Bay]] (near modern-day [[Admiral Mason Park]]), serving as a sort of easter

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Richard Haller
...s the husband of [[Nancy Haller]], dance instructor and eldest daughter of Pensacola businessman [[Norman Willenzik]]. Haller originally worked at [[Pensacola Restaurant Supply]], or Penko (co-owned by his father-in-law, Norman, until

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Fricker Community Center
|operator=[[City of Pensacola]] The '''Frank A. Fricker Community Center''' is a [[City of Pensacola]] community center located at 900 North [[F Street]].

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Abe's 506 Club
...d owned by [[Abe Pierce|Abe]] and [[Bob Pierce]] originally located at 506 West [[Belmont Street]]. In [[1965]] the club moved to a larger space across the street, at 515 West Belmont. The walls of the club were decorated with enormous oyster shells t

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Ever'man Natural Foods
|location=315 West [[Garden Street]] ...loyees=50 (approx.)<ref>"Small business a large part of area's economy." ''Pensacola News Journal'', May 25, 2008.</ref>

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November 10
*[[1948]] – The [[USS Pensacola (CA-24)|USS ''Pensacola'' (CA-24)]] is sunk as a target ship off the coast of Washington state. ...nding area is [[City of Pensacola annexations|annexed]] into the [[City of Pensacola]].

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Dick Baker
*[[Pensacola Bay Area Chamber of Commerce]], board member *[[University of West Florida]], advisory board

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Aragon Court
...se, editor. ''Hawkshaw: Prehistory and History in an Urban Neighborhood in Pensacola, Florida''. UWF Office of Cultural and Archaeological Research, 1985.</ref>

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T. T. Wentworth Jr. Florida State Museum
|owner=[[West Florida Historic Preservation, Inc.]] The '''T.T. Wentworth Jr. Florida State Museum''' is a museum of history in Pensacola, named for [[Theodore Thomas Wentworth, Jr.]]

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Baptist Health Care expansion
...most recently in [[2008]], when the organization announced plans to buy [[West Florida Hospital]]. However, after a major [[Wikipedia:Subprime mortgage cr ...at any given time,<ref name="newhospital">"Baptist plans new hospital." ''Pensacola News Journal'', January 15, 2004.</ref> and Baptist has sought to transfer

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George Washington Wright
| place_of_birth =Pensacola | place_of_death =Pensacola

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Arturo O'Neill
...an Irish-born Spanish officer who participated in the [[1781]] [[Siege of Pensacola]] under [[Bernardo de Gálvez]] and served as [[territorial governor]] of t ==Capture of Pensacola==

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Bayou Boulevard
|direction_a=west '''Bayou Boulevard''' is an east-west road in Pensacola. From its western terminus at [[Springhill Drive]] eastward to [[12th Aven

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May 12
...05]] – A "[[Jim Crow]]" law to segregate [[streetcars]], authored by Pensacola legislators [[John Campbell Avery, Jr.]] and [[W. A. Blount]], passes both *[[2006]] – [[Community Maritime Park]]: [[Mayor of Pensacola|Mayor Emeritus]] [[Vince Whibbs, Sr.]] is selected as successor to the late

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July 13
*[[1892]] – $75,000 in federal funds appropriated for improvement of [[Pensacola Harbor]].<ref>''[http://books.google.com/books?id=MhotAAAAIAAJ Report of th ...a:Carnegie Corporation of New York|Carnegie Corporation]] to establish a [[West Florida Public Library|public library]].

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West Florida High School of Advanced Technology
name = West Florida High School of Advanced Technology | city = 2400 Longleaf Dr., [[Pensacola, Florida|Pensacola]] 32526|

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Washerwoman's Creek
...present [[North Hill]]), the creek ran southwesterly to [[Pensacola Bay]] (west of [[Barcelona Street]], near the modern-day [[Trillium property]]) -- now

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November 9
...Pensacola]]: After driving the British from [[Third Spanish period|Spanish Pensacola]], [[Andrew Jackson]] returns the city to the control of [[Mateo Gonzáles *[[1983]] – The [[West Florida Advertising Council]] is incorporated.

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February 2
...nder the command of [[Juan Enriques Barroto]] (Juan Jordan Reina) enters [[Pensacola Bay]]. *[[1972]] – The [[Council on Aging of West Florida]] is incorporated.

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Court of North Hill
The '''Court of North Hill''' is a [[downtown Pensacola]] housing development consisting of 22 Victorian, [[Wikipedia:Painted Ladie ...dences of [[North Hill]]. The [[Square Ring Gym]] ([[Brent House]]) at 200 West La Rua was razed to make way for the development.

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Escambia County District 1
The area includes the communities of [[Beulah]], [[West Pensacola]], [[Myrtle Grove]] and [[Bellview]].

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May 1
*[[1769]] – [[British West Florida]] Governor [[John Eliot]] is afflicted by debilitating head pains, *[[1781]] – [[Siege of Pensacola]]: The Spanish install six 24-pounders in the advance battery.

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US Highway 90
|direction_a=west ...US 90 ALT ([[Nine Mile Road]]). US 90 is one of three US highways in the Pensacola area.

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Gulf Intracoastal Waterway
...tal Waterway includes the following waterways and crossings in the greater Pensacola area: *[[Pensacola Bay]]

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Samuel Charles
...opened his present establishment. He owns valuable property in the city of Pensacola, and has unlimited credit." --The Colored American Magazine, Negro Universi "...Samuel Charles of Pensacola, Florida, told how in twenty-five years he had built up two successful shoe

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Escambia County School District
...puty Superintendent of Schools is [[Norm Ross]], the former principal of [[Pensacola High School]]. *[[Pensacola High School]]

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William Hazard Northup
| place_of_death =Pensacola | occupation =Sea captain, businessman [[Mayor of Pensacola]]

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Woodland Heights
...d Heights''' is a neighbourhood in the north central area of the [[City of Pensacola]]. ...east by [[Ninth Avenue]], on the south by [[Fairfield Drive]], and on the west by [[Davis Highway]]. The majority of the neighbourhood is zoned residenti

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Institute for Human and Machine Cognition
|location=40 South [[Alcaniz Street]] ([[Old Pensacola Police Station]]) ...town Pensacola|downtown]] buildings with plans for major expansion in both Pensacola and Ocala, Florida.

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Lakeisha Johnson
...eir home field is Emmitt Smith Stadium at [[Escambia High School]] in West Pensacola. Their playing season runs April through July, with playoffs in July throug

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Flounder's
'''Flounder's''', est. [[1979]] is a [[Pensacola Beach]] seafood restaurant owned by [[McGuire Martin]]. ...r and later his sons, Fred, Floyd and Felix, shrimped this vessel from Key West, Florida to Tampico, Mexico thru calm seas, tropical storms and fierce hurr

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Scott Satterwhite
...ne and area businesses. Satterwhite is on the faculty of the University of West Florida and serves as an instructor in the UWF Department of English. Satterwhite settled in Pensacola after he was stationed in the area during his service in the U.S. Navy. He

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