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| − | '''New World Landing''' is a complex located at 600 South [[Palafox Street]] that includes several meeting rooms and an inn. It was | + | '''New World Landing''' is a complex located at 600 South [[Palafox Street]] that includes several meeting rooms and an inn. It was restored from a former box factory<ref>Christine Davidson. ''Best Places to Stay in Florida''. Houghton Mifflin Books, 2000.</ref> in [[1983]] by [[Arden Anderson|Arden]] and [[Kay Anderson]]. In late [[2006]], [[600 South of Pensacola]], a partnership of [[Jim Homyak]], [[Matt Balka]] and [[Julie Lawson]], purchased the complex from then-owner [[Jim Bachus]]. They added a wine and martini bar, [[600 South]], in [[2007]] and a renovated courtyard for live music and events in [[2008]].<ref>"New World Landing sold." ''Pensacola News Journal'', January 10, 2007.</ref> |
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===Liverpool Pub=== | ===Liverpool Pub=== | ||
==New World Inn== | ==New World Inn== | ||
| − | The New World Inn at New World Landing is comprised of fourteen rooms and one suite, each of which named for a famous person from Pensacola's past. The inn manager is [[ | + | The New World Inn at New World Landing is comprised of fourteen rooms and one suite, each of which named for a famous person from Pensacola's past. The inn manager is [[Barbara Ratzlaff]]. |
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| Location | 600 South Palafox Street |
| Client | Arden and Kay Anderson |
| Current Owner | 600 South Palafox of Pensacola |
| Completion Date | 1983 |
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New World Landing is a complex located at 600 South Palafox Street that includes several meeting rooms and an inn. It was restored from a former box factory[1] in 1983 by Arden and Kay Anderson. In late 2006, 600 South of Pensacola, a partnership of Jim Homyak, Matt Balka and Julie Lawson, purchased the complex from then-owner Jim Bachus. They added a wine and martini bar, 600 South, in 2007 and a renovated courtyard for live music and events in 2008.[2]
Contents
Banquet Rooms[edit]
There are three main banquet rooms on the north side of the New World Landing complex (adjacent to the parking lot).
Spanish Room[edit]
The largest space in New World Landing, the Spanish Room is 4500 sq. ft. (45'x100') and can seat about 350. The Pensacola (Downtown) Rotary meets here every Tuesday.
British Room[edit]
The British Room, accessible from the parking lot on the north side, is 2750 sq. ft. (55' x 50') and can seat about 150.
America Room[edit]
The America Room is 2750 sq. ft. (55' x 50') and can seat about 150.
New World Hall[edit]
Each of the rooms in the New World Hall restaurant portion of New World Landing is named after a port city from the nations whose flags have flown over Pensacola.
Pensacola Room[edit]
Marseilles Room[edit]
Barcelona Room[edit]
The Barcelona Room is located on the northwest portion of the complex with large floor-to-ceiling windows that look out onto the courtyard. Originally a restaurant in 1983, it was reopened in June 2007 as the 600 South wine and martini bar.
Liverpool Pub[edit]
New World Inn[edit]
The New World Inn at New World Landing is comprised of fourteen rooms and one suite, each of which named for a famous person from Pensacola's past. The inn manager is Barbara Ratzlaff.
| 101 | Andrew & Rachel Jackson |
| 102 | Don Tristan de Luna |
| 103 | William Panton |
| 104 | William Dudley Chipley |
| 105 | William H. Chase |
| 106 | William Augustus Bowles |
| 107 | Mariana Bonifay |
| 108 | John Gardner & Clara Gardner Barkley |
| 109 | Elias & Rebecca Durnford |
| 110 | Bernardo de Gálvez |
| 111 | Governor George Johnson |
| 112 | Geronimo |
| 113 | Don Manuel Gonzalez |
| 114 | Don Vicente Sebastián Pintado |
| 115 | Charles Leonard LeBaron |
| 116 | Marcos Coulon de Villiers |
