October 26

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Events

1821 – Secretary of State John Quincy Adams responds to U.S. territorial judge Eligius Fromentin over his grievances with Andrew Jackson.
1972 - Opening night at ShowTown Drive-In movie theater on Pensacola Blvd at W St.
2003 – The murdered body of Dean Perry, Jr. is discovered at Bay Bluffs Park.
2007 – The documentary Lillie & Leander: A Legacy of Violence opens the 2007 Pensacola Film Festival.
2017 - Let's Hang On!, a Frankie Valli and Four Seasons tribute band performs at the interstate fair.
2018 - NOLA-based alternative rock musicians Cowboy Mouth performed at the Vinyl Music Hall.
2020 - The Confederate monument, located at Lee Square on Palafox Street between Jackson and Gadsden Streets, was removed.