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The old bridge.
The old bridge.
Chemstrand / Monsanto plant
Chemstrand / Monsanto plant
Bell Flying Service Hangar at the airport
Bell Flying Service Hangar at the airport
Firehouse Drive Inn
Firehouse Drive Inn
Wayside Park
Wayside Park
Charles' first fishing rod
Charles` first fishing rod
Shriner and frequent candidate for Sheriff, O.E. 'Tex' Edwards, entertaining some majorettes during the Fiesta parade.
Shriner and frequent candidate for Sheriff, O.E. "Tex" Edwards, entertaining some majorettes during the Fiesta parade.
In addition to passenger service, Tucker 'ten cent' Taxi's often delivered 'spirits for medicinal purposes' to chur
In addition to passenger service, Tucker "ten cent" Taxi`s often delivered "spirits for medicinal purposes" to church-going ladies in East Hill.
With $3,500 Hank, John, and Bea Ledford purchased the building, opened The Old Firehouse (seating 30) and a drive-in fam
With $3,500 Hank, John, and Bea Ledford purchased the building, opened The Old Firehouse (seating 30) and a drive-in famous for sandwich-stealing seagulls.
For seven decades, Bartel's (120 South I St.), produced wines with local scuppernongs, red grapes, and blackberries, in
For seven decades, Bartel`s (120 South I St.), produced wines with local scuppernongs, red grapes, and blackberries, in their basement.
Bayview Park on Lake Texar (later Bayou Texar) was for boat races, square-dancing, waterside movies, and impressing your
Bayview Park on Lake Texar (later Bayou Texar) was for boat races, square-dancing, waterside movies, and impressing your date by jumping from the top platform.
Driving through Brownsville on Cervates. On the right, Woerner's Restaurant, where you could often find 'The Florida B
Driving through Brownsville on Cervates. On the right, Woerner`s Restaurant, where you could often find "The Florida Boys" gospel quartet.
After a long arrangement with local bootleggers, Carpenter's (Barrancas Ave; phone GLendale 5-2171) obtained Florida Li
After a long arrangement with local bootleggers, Carpenter`s (Barrancas Ave; phone GLendale 5-2171) obtained Florida Liquor License #001. Their clientele included Desi Arnaz and Lucille Ball.
The Famous Drive-In (Cervantes & Alcaniz) served homemade pie (15 cents), a Deluxe hamburger (25 cents), the 'Dagwood,
The Famous Drive-In (Cervantes & Alcaniz) served homemade pie (15 cents), a Deluxe hamburger (25 cents), the "Dagwood," and "the best butter grilled sandwiches in all of Pensacola."
The Fiesta of Five Flags included a parade on Palafox Street, where candy was tossed to kids, the Sheriff's Posse pranc
The Fiesta of Five Flags included a parade on Palafox Street, where candy was tossed to kids, the Sheriff`s Posse pranced, and ended with Washington High band, led by their high-stepping, 7 ft. drum major.
Hannah's Soda Fountain (Gregory & Palafox) served root beer floats and had the first P'cola pharmacy with curb service
Hannah`s Soda Fountain (Gregory & Palafox) served root beer floats and had the first P`cola pharmacy with curb service.
Harrell's Drug Store (17 S Palafox) was the first P'cola Rexall franchise, and the first to sell Faberge cosmetics and
Harrell`s Drug Store (17 S Palafox) was the first P`cola Rexall franchise, and the first to sell Faberge cosmetics and Russell Stover candy. 30 cents got you a sandwich and cup of coffee.
If it was a horror movie, it was at the Isis Theatre (Palafox & Garden). Costumed 'monsters' were hired to run the ais
If it was a horror movie, it was at the Isis Theatre (Palafox & Garden). Costumed "monsters" were hired to run the aisles and add to the excitement.
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