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The Gulf Islands National Seashore has been set aside for public recreation. It comprises more than 135,625 diverse acres which includes offshore islands, historic forts, nature trails and adjacent open waters. The National Seashore was authorized in January, 1971. |
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St.
Michael' s Cemetery is an open-air museum at the core of
Pensacola's urban environment. Formally surveyed by the Spanish
in 1807, St. Michael's Cemetery may have been used as a burying
ground as early as the mid 18th century. Preliminary
investigations suggest that along with the 3200 marked burials,
a large number of unmarked burials are also present on the site. This historic archaeological site is the final resting place of both the famous and the common people who have influenced the history of Pensacola and Northwest Florida. The cemetery represents the wide ethnic diversity of early America. |
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View
4,200 square feet of exhibits and explore our nation's most
tumultuous period and the unique role Pensacola played during
the civil War at the Civil
War Soldiers Museum. Founded in 1991, the museum exhibits the private collection of Dr. Norman W. Haines, Jr., a local physician, who began collecting as a boy near the Antietam Battlefield. Experience what it was like to serve during the Civil War. The Museum's diverse collection offers wonderful insights into our nation's rich history. |
