Overview of Pensacola: History

Pensacola has the nickname "The City of Five Flags." Only the Pensacola Chamber of Commerce actually uses that name, but it's a convenient short-handed way of describing the city's history. Over the past 450 years, Pensacola has been owned by five nations: Spain, France, the United Kingdom, the United States, and the Confederate States. Read More »

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Schools in Escambia County, Florida

Millan School
Warrington Elementary School, 9 km (5 miles)
Wedgewood Middle School, 9 km (6 miles)

Capes in Escambia County, Florida

Jones Point, 10 km (6 miles)

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Garcon Point, 10 km (6 miles)

Buildings in Escambia County, Florida

Bellview Volunteer Fire Department Substation, 11 km (7 miles)

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