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Facts - Office of Cultural & Historical Programs
This is just a sample of the content found on this website. Please visit the website to read the entire page. " | Skip to Content | Skip to Navigation | Skip to Bureau Navigation | . Search Division FL Facts Kids! Museum Archaeology Preservation Publications Grants News State Symbols Animals, Flowers, etc. State Flags, Past and Present State Seals, Past and Present Florida History Brief History of Florida Prehistoric Native People 16th Century Settlements Seminole History The Seminole Wars Seminole Leaders Florida Governors' Portraits and Biographies Historical Reports The Capitol Building U.S. Navy in Florida Florida in the Civil War Florida's Historic Places Name Origins of Florida Places Florida Historical Contexts Statistics Florida Quick Facts Frequently Asked Questions Florida's History Through Its Places Escambia County Century. THE ALGER-SULLIVAN LUMBER COMPANY RESIDENTIAL HISTORIC DISTRICT . 1900-1934. 51 buildings, 46 of historical interest. Frame Vernacular predominates. One of the few remaining examples of a mill town in Florida. A little village named Teaspoon existed on the site before the lumber company developed it. Churches and community buildings as well as residences in the district. Private. N.R. 1989. Pensacola. AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK BUILDING . 226 S. Palafox St. 1908+ . Commercial style with Sullivanesque elements. J.E.R. Carpenter, architect. 11 stories, masonry, heavily ornamented on main facade. A product of a boom period in the city's history. Believed to have been the tallest building in Florida when completed. Tallest in Pensacola until 1974. Private. N.R. 1978. Pensacola. CRYSTAL ICE COMPANY BUILDING . 2024 N. Davis St. c. 1932. Masonry Vernacular. Steve Fulghum, architect. 1 story, stucco ornamentation to convey the impression of a block of ice. One of the few remaining examples of vernacular roadside commercial architecture in Pensac" .... read entire page
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