Our Trip to Pensacola, Florida
July of 2009
Visit My Reproduction Historical Clothing and Costumes – Custom Made
Early
– Mid 1800's Sewing Machine, Historic Pensacola Village
There was so much to see, I am touching on just a very small portion of what was the most interesting to me. I would recommend a trip of your own ~ be sure to stay long enough to take it all in, especially Downtown, Historical Pensacola.
Their Website:
T.
T. Wentworth Museum
T. T. Wentworth Museum
Historical Pensacola
Civil
War Display - T. T. Wentworth Museum
Written
below dresses on sign ~ Left to right; (White dress) Girl's Dress
c. 1858-1860, T. T. Wentworth, Jr. Collection. Dress was worn by
Susan Ann Leigh. (Tan/Blue Silk Plaid) Ladies Day Bodice and
Matching Skirt, c. 1860. (Red/White Cotton) Red Dress, c. 1860
Gift of Patsy Langhorse.
Display - T. T. Wentworth Museum
1860's
Fan Front Bodice and Matching Skirt Display - T. T. Wentworth
Museum
1800's
Outdoor Kitchen and House in Background
Historic Pensacola Village
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1800's
Outdoor Oven
St. Michael's Cemetery
Their Website:
http://www.stmichaelscemetery.org/
The gravesite photos were taken because they were very unusual or interesting to me.
Marker
Reads: Erected to the Memory of Rebecca, Wife of Thomas Robinson,
Died January 27, 1869, aged 50 years.
In
memory of Mrs. Jane Jerrison, Consort of Capt. John Jerrison, who
departed this life on the 8th of July 1855. Aged 50
years and 8 months.
Only 2 graves in a fenced area.
The
use of “Consort” on her grave stone was very rare in
1855.
In
memory of Captain John Jerrison, A native of New England who died
August 29th, 1850. Aged 74 years, 6 months, 11 days.
Fort Pickens Historic Site and Museum
Gulf Islands National Sea Shore
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Thank you for stopping by, please come back again.