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This colorized photograph shows some workers at the James Hughes Foundry on south Palafox street in the early 1900s.
08/24/2026

This colorized photograph shows some workers at the James Hughes Foundry on south Palafox street in the early 1900s.

Here's a photograph from the Pensacola navy yard in the early 1900s. And this photo was taken from the March 1904 editio...
08/24/2026

Here's a photograph from the Pensacola navy yard in the early 1900s. And this photo was taken from the March 1904 edition of Bliss Quarterly.

Northern tourists board a cruiser in Pensacola Bay in the year 1904.
08/24/2026

Northern tourists board a cruiser in Pensacola Bay in the year 1904.

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Lets drive down Fort Pickens Rd from Peg Legs Heading west.

Spanish battleships in Pensacola harbor in the 1500s
08/24/2026

Spanish battleships in Pensacola harbor in the 1500s

This colorized photo from the late 1800s shows the 3rd battalion of the Florida state troops in Pensacola bicycle police...
08/24/2026

This colorized photo from the late 1800s shows the 3rd battalion of the Florida state troops in Pensacola bicycle police.

This is what fishing looked like in Pensacola, in the late 1800s
08/23/2026

This is what fishing looked like in Pensacola, in the late 1800s

This 1897 drawing is promoting the future church in Pensacola
08/23/2026

This 1897 drawing is promoting the future church in Pensacola

The Scandinavian Church in Pensacola—commonly known as the Norwegian Seaman's Church or Scandinavian Seaman's Mission—wa...
08/23/2026

The Scandinavian Church in Pensacola—commonly known as the Norwegian Seaman's Church or Scandinavian Seaman's Mission—was located at the southeast corner of Palafox Street and Pine Street (near the modern-day Lexington Plaza and Palafox Wharf docks) in downtown Pensacola.

I have shared this before, but here is a colorized version with the original photo of The Methodist Episcopal Church. Th...
08/23/2026

I have shared this before, but here is a colorized version with the original photo of The Methodist Episcopal Church. This is at the corner of Palafox and Garden street and this church was torn down and relocated, so that they could build the hotel San Carlos on this lot.

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