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'''Deborah Dunlap''' is a Pensacola author and historian whose private photo collection, '''Historic Pensacola Photographs''', includes over 700 original glass negatives and over 50,000 other images from Pensacola's past. | '''Deborah Dunlap''' is a Pensacola author and historian whose private photo collection, '''Historic Pensacola Photographs''', includes over 700 original glass negatives and over 50,000 other images from Pensacola's past. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:46, 22 December 2008
| Deborah Dunlap | |
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| Occupation | Author and historian |
| Religion | Methodist |
| Children | Devan |
Deborah Dunlap is a Pensacola author and historian whose private photo collection, Historic Pensacola Photographs, includes over 700 original glass negatives and over 50,000 other images from Pensacola's past.
Dunlap moved to Pensacola from Alabama in 1982 and began publishing in 1986.
She also owns several commercial properties in downtown Pensacola, where she lives with her daughter Devan.
Community involvement[edit]
- Celebrate Pensacola
- Fiesta of Five Flags, Silver Sponsor
- Mayoki Indians Board of Directors; "Princess Loves to Laugh," Mayoki Court of 1989
- Downtown Improvement Board, two-time mayoral appointee
- Friends of the Saenger Theatre
- First United Methodist Church Board of Trustees; Chairman 2008
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