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• Pink House
  ...n to [[Sallie Moseley Brosnaham]] (with [[Walker Ingraham]] as a trustee). This was likely a legal maneuver related to the will of Dr. Brosnaham, who died ...to [[Art Mullen|Art]] and [[Nancy Mullen]] in [[1948]], conveying the deed on [[August 3]], [[1950]]. They lived in the house with four children, Christo
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• History of the Pensacola Police Department
  ...to the sheriff’s department. Now, officers would be on duty all day every day! <br> 1. Officers could not sit down while on duty.<br>
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• Hunter Scott
  ...s]] and [[physics]] at the [[University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill]] on a [[United States Navy|Naval]] [[ROTC]] scholarship, and graduated in May 2 ...to the state finals but was rejected. Despite this rejection, Scott went on to the US Congress with survivors of the USS ''Indianapolis'' to argue that
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• Bayfront Auditorium
  ...the construction of a competitive business."<ref>"Saenger Continues Fight On Pensacola Auditorium." ''Boxoffice'', July 14, 1951.</ref> ...ame="landmark">"Landmark brought many greats." ''Pensacola News Journal'', October 18, 1999.</ref>
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• City of Pensacola annexations
  ...xpanded its [[Pensacola city limits|city limits]] through '''annexation''' on multiple occasions since the original area of 9.75 square miles was laid ou ....<ref>"Let's Build Better City." ''Pensacola News''. April 26, 1943.</ref> This was long considered an insurmountable obstacle to expanding the city limits
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• Hurricane Ivan
  ...egory, and it became the sixth (now ninth) most intense Atlantic hurricane on record, as well as the only Category 5 storm of the season. ...ulf Shores, Alabama]], causing very heavy damage. Ivan dropped heavy rains on the Southeastern United States as it looped across Florida and back into th
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• Siege of Pensacola
  ...y the [[Wikipedia:Spanish Navy Marines|Infanteria de Marina]]) of the town on [[March 9]]. The Spanish forces included 580 officers and men (or about nin ...struck close to the door of the British powder magazine and set fire to it on [[May 8]] at 9:30 in the morning. When the smoke cleared away, over 100 Bri
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• Goofy Golf
  ...olf.jpg|thumb|240px|right|"T-Rex" and "Da Bear" sculptures, with clubhouse on left]] ...repair. Some of the damages included ripped batting cage nets, the ostrich on the windmill hole was blown down, the fence was folded over from the high w
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• First United Methodist Church
  On [[December 7]] of that year, the Mississippi Conference of the Methodist Ch ...er the church from Rev. Hardy; Rev. Boring arrived in Pensacola on [[March 12]] and sold his horse to Rev. Hardy for $100, so that Rev. Hardy would have
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• William Henry Chase
  ...tary contracts he brought to the area. He also amassed large land holdings on the east side of Pensacola, which he and his brother [[George Edmund Chase| ...e new [[Navy Yard]]. The resulting venture, [[Fort Pickens]], was situated on the western end of [[Santa Rosa Island]] and provided easy targeting of any
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• Dinosaur Adventure Land
  ...osaurs were just big reptiles that lived with Adam and Eve. Noah took them on the ark. (Probably babies!) People killed most of them after the flood. (Th ...h in turn caused certain ice age effects, namely the glacier effects. Also this made "the earth wobble around" and collapsed the [[Wikipedia:Vapor canopy|c
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• Timeline of Pensacola history
  *[[1565]] – St. Augustine, on Florida's east coast, is founded by the Spanish, becoming the first permane ...e Le Moyne]] and his brother Sieur de Bienville, enter Pensacola Bay, fire on [[Fort San Carlos]], and capture Pensacola.
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• Kent Hovind
  ...outh Carolina.<ref>[http://www.cseblogs.com/?p=75 CSE Blog, "UPDATE," June 12, 2007.</ref> On [[February 9]], [[1969]], Hovind converted to Christianity. He holds three
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• Pensacola Christian College
  ...nt Baptist<ref>[http://www.soulforce.org/article/989 Soulforce Information on PCC]</ref><ref> [http://www.pcci.edu/spirituallife/articlesoffaith.html PCC ...isher, ''[[A Beka Book]]'' (named after Horton's wife, Beka), provides a K-12 curriculum that is used by fundamentalist Christian schools and homeschooli
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• W. D. Childers
  ...for the ample state funding and "turkey" projects he sent home, including $12.5 million for the [[Pensacola Civic Center]] and the [[I-110]] extension to ...had been violated, as the defense team was not allowed to question Junior on his change of testimony.<ref>"Federal appeals court reverses Childers convi
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• Community Maritime Park
  ...ferendum|special referendum]], but the project was affirmed by city voters on [[September 5]], [[2006]]. ...dum on the project, utilizing a yet-untried proviso of the city's charter. On [[March 25]], [[2003]] the citizens of Pensacola voted to overturn the coun
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