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New page: {{Infobox Organization |name=Pensacola Heritage Foundation, Inc. |image= |image_border= |size= |caption= |mission= |motto= |formation=February 20, 1964<ref>[http://www.sunbiz.org/...
{{Infobox Organization
|name=Pensacola Heritage Foundation, Inc.
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|formation=[[February 20]], [[1964]]<ref>[http://www.sunbiz.org/scripts/cordet.exe?action=DETFIL&inq_doc_number=706858&inq_came_from=NAMFWD&cor_web_names_seq_number=0000&names_name_ind=N&names_cor_number=&names_name_seq=&names_name_ind=&names_comp_name=PENSACOLAHERITAGE&names_filing_type= SunBiz.org entry]</ref>
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|location=221 East [[Garden Street]]<br/>Suite 8W
|membership=
|leader_title=Manager
|leader_name=[[Debbie Adkins]]
|executive=
|board=[[Dan Kenan]], president<br/>[[Sue Nicholson]], vice president<br/>[[Emily Mitchell]], secretary<br/>[[Tim Kane]], treasurer
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The '''Pensacola Heritage Foundation, Inc.''' is a non-profit organization dedicated to discovering, preserving and developing an appreciation for Pensacola's rich heritage.
One of the earliest preservation movements in Pensacola, it was founded in [[1964]] by [[Mary Turner Rule]], who bought and restored the then-dilapidated [[Dorr House]] in the [[Seville]] neighborhood. The Foundation campaigned for the establishment of the [[Gulf Islands National Seashore]] and was instrumental in creating the [[Pensacola Preservation Board]] and the [[North Hill Historic District]]. It has helped restore a number of buildings in the [[Seville Square Historic District]], including the [[Barkley House]], which served as the organization's headquarters from [[1989]] to [[2004]] and was the location of the Foundation's annual Fourth of July and Russian New Year's parties.
Since [[1987]], the Foundation has hosted the [[Evenings in Olde Seville]] summer concert series in [[Seville Square]]. They were founded by longtime Foundation member [[Jim Tanck]] as a revival of a similar project that ran from 1966 to 1972.
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==References==
{{refbegin}}
*"Heritage Foundation relocates offices." ''Pensacola News Journal'', August 24, 2004.
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[[Category:Heritage organizations]]
|name=Pensacola Heritage Foundation, Inc.
|image=
|image_border=
|size=
|caption=
|mission=
|motto=
|formation=[[February 20]], [[1964]]<ref>[http://www.sunbiz.org/scripts/cordet.exe?action=DETFIL&inq_doc_number=706858&inq_came_from=NAMFWD&cor_web_names_seq_number=0000&names_name_ind=N&names_cor_number=&names_name_seq=&names_name_ind=&names_comp_name=PENSACOLAHERITAGE&names_filing_type= SunBiz.org entry]</ref>
|extinction=
|type=
|location=221 East [[Garden Street]]<br/>Suite 8W
|membership=
|leader_title=Manager
|leader_name=[[Debbie Adkins]]
|executive=
|board=[[Dan Kenan]], president<br/>[[Sue Nicholson]], vice president<br/>[[Emily Mitchell]], secretary<br/>[[Tim Kane]], treasurer
|staff=
|key_people=
|budget=
|website=
}}
The '''Pensacola Heritage Foundation, Inc.''' is a non-profit organization dedicated to discovering, preserving and developing an appreciation for Pensacola's rich heritage.
One of the earliest preservation movements in Pensacola, it was founded in [[1964]] by [[Mary Turner Rule]], who bought and restored the then-dilapidated [[Dorr House]] in the [[Seville]] neighborhood. The Foundation campaigned for the establishment of the [[Gulf Islands National Seashore]] and was instrumental in creating the [[Pensacola Preservation Board]] and the [[North Hill Historic District]]. It has helped restore a number of buildings in the [[Seville Square Historic District]], including the [[Barkley House]], which served as the organization's headquarters from [[1989]] to [[2004]] and was the location of the Foundation's annual Fourth of July and Russian New Year's parties.
Since [[1987]], the Foundation has hosted the [[Evenings in Olde Seville]] summer concert series in [[Seville Square]]. They were founded by longtime Foundation member [[Jim Tanck]] as a revival of a similar project that ran from 1966 to 1972.
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==References==
{{refbegin}}
*"Heritage Foundation relocates offices." ''Pensacola News Journal'', August 24, 2004.
{{refend}}
[[Category:Heritage organizations]]
