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| + | [[Public School No. 1]] was erected on [[Lee Square]]. It would eventually become [[Pensacola High School]].<ref>http://www.pensacolahighschool.org/about/about_main.htm</ref> | ||
==Notable events== | ==Notable events== | ||
*[[June 6]] – [[St. Michael's Church]] is dedicated | *[[June 6]] – [[St. Michael's Church]] is dedicated | ||
*[[October 25]] – The Apache chief [[Geronimo]] arrives in Pensacola and is held in [[Fort Pickens]] for two years. | *[[October 25]] – The Apache chief [[Geronimo]] arrives in Pensacola and is held in [[Fort Pickens]] for two years. | ||
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*[[E. Dixie Beggs, Sr.]] is admitted to the bar at Madison, Florida | *[[E. Dixie Beggs, Sr.]] is admitted to the bar at Madison, Florida | ||
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[[Category:Years]] | [[Category:Years]] | ||
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Schools
Public School No. 1 was erected on Lee Square. It would eventually become Pensacola High School.[1]
Notable events
- June 6 – St. Michael's Church is dedicated
- October 25 – The Apache chief Geronimo arrives in Pensacola and is held in Fort Pickens for two years.
- E. Dixie Beggs, Sr. is admitted to the bar at Madison, Florida
