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*[[1908]] – [[Streetcar operators' strike]]: The [[Pensacola Electric Company]] resumes limited [[Pensacola streetcar system|streetcar service]] on two lines, with cars operated by strikebreakers and protected by state militia troops. | *[[1908]] – [[Streetcar operators' strike]]: The [[Pensacola Electric Company]] resumes limited [[Pensacola streetcar system|streetcar service]] on two lines, with cars operated by strikebreakers and protected by state militia troops. | ||
| − | *[[1988]] - Echo and The Bunnymen performed | + | *[[1987]] - Heavy metal rock band Megadeth performed live at the Pensacola Municipal Auditorium. |
| + | *[[1988]] - Alternative rock/pop band Echo and The Bunnymen performed at the Pensacola Municipal Auditorium. | ||
*[[2003]] – [[Susan Story]] becomes president and CEO of the [[Gulf Power Company]]. | *[[2003]] – [[Susan Story]] becomes president and CEO of the [[Gulf Power Company]]. | ||
| + | *[[2011]] - Country music bands Sugarland and Little Big Town perform at the Pensacola Civic Center. | ||
[[Category:Days| 0414]] | [[Category:Days| 0414]] | ||
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Events[edit]
- 1908 – Streetcar operators' strike: The Pensacola Electric Company resumes limited streetcar service on two lines, with cars operated by strikebreakers and protected by state militia troops.
- 1987 - Heavy metal rock band Megadeth performed live at the Pensacola Municipal Auditorium.
- 1988 - Alternative rock/pop band Echo and The Bunnymen performed at the Pensacola Municipal Auditorium.
- 2003 – Susan Story becomes president and CEO of the Gulf Power Company.
- 2011 - Country music bands Sugarland and Little Big Town perform at the Pensacola Civic Center.
