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==Deaths== | ==Deaths== | ||
| − | *December – [[Mary Ella Brent]] | + | *[[December 24]] – [[Mary Ella Brent]] |
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| + | ==Schools== | ||
| + | *[[Pensacola High School|Pensacola Senior High School]] was organized in the Public School No. 1 building. | ||
==Events== | ==Events== | ||
*[[November 1]] – The [[Halloween Night Fire]] destroys the structures on the west side of [[Palafox Street]] between [[Garden Street|Garden]] and [[Romana Street]]s | *[[November 1]] – The [[Halloween Night Fire]] destroys the structures on the west side of [[Palafox Street]] between [[Garden Street|Garden]] and [[Romana Street]]s | ||
| − | *[[Seamarge]], a thirty-room mansion commissioned by [[William Alexander Blount, Sr.]], is completed | + | *[[Seamarge]], a thirty-room mansion commissioned by [[William Alexander Blount, Sr.]], is completed. |
| + | *[[J. B. Lockey]] became the first principal of [[Pensacola High School|Pensacola Senior High School]]. | ||
| + | *Pensacola Senior High School graduated its first graduating class, consisting of two students: [[Dudley Barrow]] and [[Nell Richards]]. | ||
[[Category:Years]] | [[Category:Years]] | ||
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Deaths[edit]
Schools[edit]
- Pensacola Senior High School was organized in the Public School No. 1 building.
Events[edit]
- November 1 – The Halloween Night Fire destroys the structures on the west side of Palafox Street between Garden and Romana Streets
- Seamarge, a thirty-room mansion commissioned by William Alexander Blount, Sr., is completed.
- J. B. Lockey became the first principal of Pensacola Senior High School.
- Pensacola Senior High School graduated its first graduating class, consisting of two students: Dudley Barrow and Nell Richards.
