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• Union Depot
  ...rtation (the precursor to [[Yellow Cab]]) await disembarking passengers at Union Depot c. [[1902]]. |name=Union Depot
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• Greater Union Baptist Church
  |name=Greater Union Baptist Church '''Greater Union Baptist Church''' is a historic [[Wikipedia:Baptist|Baptist]] congregation
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• American Civil Liberties Union
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• Union Depot
  ...rtation (the precursor to [[Yellow Cab]]) await disembarking passengers at Union Depot c. [[1902]]. |name=Union Depot
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• Pensacola Navy Yard
  ...edia:USS Supply (1846)|Supply]]'', were commanded by officers loyal to the Union and did not fall into rebel hands.
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• January 12
  ...e troops. Navy Yard quartermaster [[William Conway]] refuses to strike the Union colors. [[William Franklin Lee]] joins the Confederacy.
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• Pen Theatre
  ...d supporting organized labor, and their relatives and friends."<ref>"Booth Union Runs Ad." ''Boxoffice'', October 5, 1946.</ref>
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• 1862
  *[[May 10]] &ndash; Pensacola surrenders to the Union Army
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• Confederate Pensacola
  ...Barrancas]] and [[Fort McRee|McRee]]. ([[Fort Pickens]] would remain under Union control for the duration of the war.) ...organized on [[October 22]]. They would trade artillery exchanges with the Union-held Pickens several times in late 1861 and early 1862.
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• William Conway
  | occupation =Quartermaster, Union Navy ...' was a quartermaster in the [[Wikipedia:United States Navy|United States (Union) Navy]], on duty when the [[NAS Pensacola|Navy Yard]] was surrendered to th
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• Delmonico Hotel and Restaurant
  ...nico Hotel and Restaurant''' was a hotel and restaurant located opposite [[Union Depot]] at 311-312 North [[Tarragona Street]].
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• January 8
  ...p of men under Colonel [[William H. Chase]] attempt to take control of the Union-held [[Fort Barrancas]] but are repelled by gunfire at around 11:00 PM.
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• October 8
  ...from Pensacola, landing on [[Santa Rosa Island]] about four miles east of Union-held [[Fort Pickens]].
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• Greater Union Baptist Church
  |name=Greater Union Baptist Church '''Greater Union Baptist Church''' is a historic [[Wikipedia:Baptist|Baptist]] congregation
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• November 23
  *[[1861]] &ndash; [[Civil War]]: Union-held [[Fort Pickens]] continues to exchange fire with [[Confederate]] Forts
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• William Burnham
  ...t corner of [[Wright Street|Wright]] and [[Tarragona Street]]s, near the [[Union Depot]], by a saloon owned by [[W. S. Norman]]. *"Officer Burnham Shot and Killed Near Union Depot." ''Pensacola Journal'', March 18, 1906.
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• July 10
  *[[1861]] &ndash; [[Fort Pickens]] receives Union reinforcements of New York Volunteers, but Colonel [[Harvey Brown]] informs
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• Fiesta Day Parade
  ...Flags]] celebration. It is currently sponsored by [[Pen Air Federal Credit Union]]. In addition to participating [[krewes]], the parade includes appearances
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• November 22
  *[[1861]] &ndash; [[Civil War]]: Union-held [[Fort Pickens]] exchanges artillery fire with [[Confederate]] batteri
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• October 9
  ...rprise raid by [[Confederate]] forces upon [[Fort Pickens]] is repelled by Union troops.
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• 1861
  ...p of men under Colonel [[William H. Chase]] attempt to take control of the Union-held [[Fort Barrancas]] but are repelled by gunfire at around 11:00 PM.
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• February 6
  ...[[Civil War]]: The USS ''Brooklyn'' arrives at [[Santa Rosa Island]] with Union reinforcements for the besieged [[Fort Pickens]].
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• Adam Jacoby Slemmer
  ...n troops at [[Fort Pickens]] and mount a defense. His decision allowed the Union to effectively control Pensacola's valuable harbor for the duration of the ...ecided to abandon Forts Barrancas and [[Fort McRee|McRee]] and consolidate Union forces at [[Fort Pickens]]. Slemmer explained his decision as strategically
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• December 23
  ...7]] &ndash; [[Hugh King]] announces his resignation as pastor of [[Greater Union Baptist Church]].
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• August 14
  *[[1864]] &ndash; [[Civil War]]: Union General [[Alexander Sandor Asboth]] orders his troops to leave Pensacola an
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• July 21
  *[[1864]] &ndash; [[Civil War]]: 1,100 Union soldiers under Brigadier General [[Alexander Asboth]] depart [[Fort Barranc
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• July 27
  ...] &ndash; The [[Pensacola Telegraph Company]] files suit against [[Western Union]] regarding construction of telegraph lines.
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• January 15
  ...kens]] refuses to surrender to [[William H. Chase]] and remains the only [[Union]]-controlled fort in the South for the duration of the war.
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• G. C. McCain
  ...ensacola streetcar system|streetcar worker]] and president of the worker's union during the [[Streetcar operators' strike, 1908|1908 streetcar operators' st
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• October 28
  ...[[Wikipedia:USS Arizona (1858)|''Caroline'']] off the coast of [[Mobile]]; Union soldiers surprise a detachment of [[Confederate]] cavalry at [[Gonzalia]],
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• January 1
  ...s at [[Fort McRee]] and [[Fort Barrancas]] exchange heavy cannon fire with Union-held [[Fort Pickens]].
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• March 23
  *[[1863]] &ndash; [[Civil War]]: Pensacola burned by Union troops.
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• April 27
  *[[1863]] &ndash; [[List of shipwrecks]]: The Union sloop-of-war ''Preble'' burns by accident off [[Little Bayou]].
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• March 19
  *[[1865]] &ndash; [[Civil War]]: A column of Union forces under Major General [[Frederick Steele]] depart Pensacola for [[Fort
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• May 7
  *[[1862]] &ndash; [[Civil War]]: Upon learning that Union commander [[Wikipedia:David Farragut|David Farragut]]'s fleet was anchored
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• May 20
  *[[1865]] &ndash; [[Civil War]]: Florida surrenders to the Union.
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• January 10
  ...61]] &ndash; [[Civil War]]: [[Wikipedia:Florida|Florida]] secedes from the Union.
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• January 7
  *[[1862]] &ndash; [[Union]] troops at [[Fort Pickens]] bombard the [[Confederate]]-held [[Fort Barran
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• Fort McRee
  ...J. Slemmer]], decided to abandon Forts Barrancas and McRee and consolidate Union forces at [[Fort Pickens]]. Slemmer explained his decision as strategically {{cquote|I called on Commodore [[James Armstrong|[James] Armstrong]] (Union Commanding Officer of the [[Navy Yard]]) ... He had received orders to coop
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• January 18
  ...he third time, Florida [[Confederate]] officials demand the surrender of [[Union]]-held [[Fort Pickens]].
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• May 10
  ...sh; [[Civil War]]: Acting Mayor [[John Brosnaham]] surrenders Pensacola to Union officials.
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• High School No. 1
  <blockquote>HIGH SCHOOL, No. 1 - [[Wright Street|Wright]] near [[Union Depot]]. Principal - [[A. H. Todd]]. Assistants - Miss [[Sally Rogers]], Mi
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• The Bazaar
  :''THE BAZAAR is located near the [[Union Depot]], and is conducted by the proprietor, Mr. W. G. Porter, who became e
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• Jewel Cannada-Wynn
  | religion =[[Greater Union Baptist Church|Baptist]] .... She is a 2005 National Board Certified Teacher and a member of [[Greater Union Baptist Church]].
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• April 17
  ...s martial law in Pensacola, stopping all trade and communications with the Union-held fortress.
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• 400 Pensacola Beach Boulevard
  ...ng replaced with the Cate Brothers, who had a more recent radio hit titled Union Man.
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• Emerald Coast Honor Flight
  ...Miller Unveils Emerald Coast Honor Flight]</ref> [[Pen Air Federal Credit Union]] is also a major sponsor of the program.
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• Stephen Russell Mallory
  ...eating many ironclad warships to destroy the mainly wooden warships of the Union blockades was not fulfilled, mainly because of the main Southern disadvanta ...cant until Adonijah Welch was elected after Florida's readmission into the Union in 1868.</ref>
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• November 7
  ...ction]]: A new state constitution would have allowed Florida to rejoin the Union, but was scrapped when Congressional Republicans force "Radical Reconstruct
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• Streetcar operators' strike
  ...America (now the [[Wikipedia:Amalgamated Transit Union|Amalgamated Transit Union]]). Over the next several months, various issues, including pay and compan ...spute existed. Furthermore, the company refused to recognize the workers' union.<ref>“Street Railway Employees of Pensacola Go Out on Strike, Tying Up th
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• Guillemard Street
  *[[Greater Union Baptist Church]]
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• Mardi Gras
  ...t dictated,"<ref name="1902carnival"/> but was reorganized by the [[Clerks Union]] in [[1900]]. They formed the [[Pensacola Carnival Association]] with a 12
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• Francis Celestino Brent
  .... After about a year of service, he was taken as a prisoner of war by the Union and incarcerated at [[Wikipedia:Ship Island (Mississippi)|Ship Island]] off
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• Evelyn Croom Maxwell
  ...well family was away from their home in Pensacola, which had been taken by Union forces in the [[Wikipedia:American Civil War|Civil War]]. He graduated fro
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• ACLU of Florida Panhandle Chapter
  ...of the [[Wikipedia:American Civil Liberties Union|American Civil Liberties Union]]. The Panhandle and Bay County Chapters together make up the ACLU of Flori
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• Fort George
  During the [[Civil War]], Union forces placed a small battery called [[Fort McClellan]] on the site, and se During the [[Civil War]], Union forces occupying Pensacola built a series of defenses along the perimeter o
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• Civil War
  ...:South Carolina|South Carolina]] became the first state to secede from the union on [[December 20]], [[1860]]. On [[January 8]], [[1861]], a small group of ...ecided to abandon Forts Barrancas and [[Fort McRee|McRee]] and consolidate Union forces at [[Fort Pickens]]. Slemmer explained his decision as strategically
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• History of Naval Air Station Pensacola
  ...-held [[Fort Pickens]] rendered the yard useless as a base of operations. Union forces secured the area the next day.
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• Allen Pote
  ...e studied in Brussels on a Fulbright scholarship and took advanced work at Union Theological Seminary in New York City. For twenty-two years he served as a
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• May 13
  ...ncennes (1826)|USS ''Vincennes'']] arrives in [[Pensacola Bay]], the first Union ship to enter the harbor since hostilities began.
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• City of Five Flags
  ...w]]. The U.S. flag was actually restored when Pensacola was surrendered to Union forces on [[May 10]], [[1862]]. The state surrendered on [[May 20]], [[1865 | The U.S. flag had 37 stars when Florida was readmitted to the Union on [[June 25]], [[1868]]. The current (50-star) flag is used in Pensacola's
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• Tivoli High House
  ...rting the High House into the [[Hotel de Paree]]. The building was used by Union soldiers during the [[Civil War]], during which it was known as the "Spanis
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• Fort Barrancas
  ...ved his company across the bay to Fort Pickens, and held that fort for the Union throughout the Civil War. ...] and [[January 1]], [[1862]]. In May of [[1862]], after hearing that the Union Army had taken New Orleans, Confederate troops abandoned Pensacola.
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• Long Hollow
  *[[Greater Union Baptist Church]]
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• Hugh King
  ...r, former [[Pensacola City Council]]man and former pastor of the [[Greater Union Baptist Church]]. He was arrested on [[April 28]], [[2007]] for cocaine pos He was installed as the fifteenth pastor of Greater Union Baptist Church in the spring of 2004 following the death of his father, Rev
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• Temple Beth-El
  ...the oldest Jewish house of worship in Florida. Beth-El is a member of the Union for Reform Judaism, and has led the congregation in Reform Judaism services ...uthern Germany). Other Jewish families lived in Pensacola, but fled during Union occupation in the [[Civil War]]. The population began to return in [[1865]]
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• Ernest Olmstead Saltmarsh
  When the old [[Union Depot]] was replaced with the [[L&N Passenger Terminal]] (now part of the [
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• Santa Rosa Island
  ...remnants of [[Fort Pickens]], the only fort in the South to be held by the Union throughout the duration of the [[Civil War]]. The island was re-conveyed to
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• William Henry Chase
  ...r]], he was recruited by [[Confederate]] forces to demand the surrender of Union-held [[Fort Pickens]], but was refused by U.S. Lieutenant [[Adam Slemmer]]. ...[[January 15]], he and a small party rowed out to [[Fort Pickens]], where Union forces had relocated, to demand surrender from Lieutenant [[Adam Slemmer]].
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• Pensacola Lighthouse
  ...d by Confederate forces, while [[Fort Pickens]] across the bay remained in Union hands. Confederate authorities removed the lens from the lighthouse, and mo Confederate forces later evacuated Pensacola, and were replaced by Union forces. In [[1863]] the Pensacola Light was relit using a fourth-order Fres
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• Koch map
  Image:KochMap10.jpg|10 [[Union Depot|Union Passenger Depot]].
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• William Franklin Lee
  ...vice on [[January 12]], [[1861]] — two days after Florida seceded from the Union. He assisted in the engineering of Pensacola's harbor defenses and joined [
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• North Avenue
  ...2 they burnt many buildings in the Navy Yard to prevent use of them by the Union. Quarters 8 fell to this fate. The only remaining part of Quarters 8 is the
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• Wellge map
  Image:Wellge9.jpg|9. [[Union Depot|L. & N. and P. & A. R. R. Passenger Depot]].
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• Merritt House
  ...s one of several citizens who stayed to hand over the city formally to the Union troops when the Confederate troops left. He was a political prisoner, and
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• John Cavanaugh
  ...abandoning the project he helped promote. An article in the ''New Hampsire Union Leader'' cited a report by the Florida Auditor General that questioned the
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• Collier Merrill
  *[[First Union National Bank]], board of directors
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• History of Pensacola
  On March 3, 1845, Florida was admitted to the Union as the 27th state. Its admission had been slowed by the struggle with the S When Florida seceded from the Union on January 10th, 1861, remaining Union forces in the city evacuated to [[Fort Pickens]]. The Confederacy then held
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• Gulf Breeze
  ...|Union]] for the duration of the [[American Civil War]]. In November 1861, Union-held Fort Pickens exchanged 6000 rounds of cannon fire for two days with Co
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• Jeff Bergosh
  ...for the Beulah community and an additional 300 jobs at Navy Federal Credit Union || In progress ...is not going to genuflect, bow down and kiss the union ring, and give the union what they want."<ref name="whois"/> When the School Board voted 4-1 against
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• Joshua A. Jones
  Jones is married in a civil union with advertising executive and web developer, Wes Shoemaker.
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• Old Christ Church
  During the [[Civil War]], the church was used by Union forces as a hospital and barracks.
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• Fiesta of Five Flags
  *June 7: [[Pen Air Federal Credit Union]] [[Fiesta Day Parade]]
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• John Sunday
  During the Civil War, Sunday served in the Union Army, first with the 6th Regiment of the Corps d'Afrique and later with the
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• Timeline of Pensacola history
  *[[March 3]], [[1845]] – Florida enters the Union as a State. Sections and townships are laid out by the General Land Office. *[[January 10]], 1861 – Florida secedes from the Union. [[Adam Slemmer]] transfers his small artillery force from [[Fort Barrancas
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• Transfer of Spanish West Florida to the United States
  ...ig)|Hornet]], a gun being given to each State and Territory of the Federal Union, not forgetting Florida, and the regimental band, and that of the Hornet, p
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• Naval Air Station Pensacola/rewrite
  In the [[Civil War]], when New Orleans was captured by Union forces in [[1862]], Confederate troops, fearing attack from the west, retre
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• W. D. Childers
  *Florida Credit Union Leagues, Inc. Outstanding Legislative Service Award for Distinguished Leade *Outstanding Legislative Contributions Award – by FL Credit Union League, 1989
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• Joe Scarborough
  ...ing from the [[Wikipedia:American Conservative Union|American Conservative Union]].<ref>http://www.acuratings.org/ratingsarchive/2000/2000House.htm</ref>. H
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• Willie Junior
  ...versity of West Florida]], where he began the school's first black student union.<ref name="dubiousdemise">"[http://www.sptimes.com/2005/01/23/State/A_dubio
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• William Alexander Blount, Sr.
  ...lorida lawmakers to vote against secession; however, when Florida left the Union in [[1861]], the elder Blount committed himself to the Confederacy.<ref>[ht
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• Bob Solarski
  ...communications happened when he became a member of the school's Forensics Union, which is competitive debating. The debate team brought out his ability to
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• Antoine Collins
  He is buried in Union Cemetery, presumably in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.<ref name=death>[Ancestr
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• Pensacola streetcar system
  ...]] north along [[Palafox Street]] to [[Wright Street]], then east to the [[Union Depot]], then south along [[Alcaniz Street|Alcaniz]] to [[Gregory Street|Gr
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• Fort Pickens
  ...pite repeated Confederate military threats to it, Fort Pickens remained in Union hands throughout the Civil War.
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• Naval Air Station Pensacola
  In the [[Civil War]], when New Orleans was captured by Union forces in [[1862]], Confederate troops, fearing attack from the west, retre
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