{{Infobox Park|park=Seville Square|image=SevilleSquareFisheye.jpg|caption=|type=historic site|size=1.7 acres|facilities=gazebo, playground equipment, electricity panels|operator=[[City of Pensacola]]|visitors=|opened=[[1814]]|location=[[Government Street]] (north)<br/>[[Zaragoza Street]] (south)<br/>[[Alcaniz Street]] (east)<br/>[[Adams Street]] (west)|mapcode=<googlemap lat="30.409227" type="map" lon="-87.209698" zoom="16" width="288" height="180">30.409477, -87.209795, Seville Square</googlemap>}}[[Seville Square]] is a park in historic [[downtown Pensacola]] that was the location of a [[1752]] Spanish outpost known as [[San Miguel]]. Under British occupation, it was laid out as a public square in the new city plan by [[Elias Durnford]] in [[1764]].Seville Square was designated as a public plaza by the Spanish in [[1813]]. Over time, the square experienced the same deterioration suffered by the surrounding neighborhood, but in the last thirty years, has become the community center. The park is a frequent host to concerts and festivals.A number of historic Pensacola buildings, like [[Old Christ Church]] and the [[Dorr House]], face onto Seville Square. It is immediate north of [[Fountain Park]] and accessible to [[Bartram Park]] across [[Main Street]].==Features==DYhiNl Kudos to you! 1ZVErg Wish I hadn't thought of that!===Childhood Reunion Group monument===A stone marker sponsored by the [[Seville Square Childhood Reunion Group]] sits in front of the gazebo. It was erected on [[June 3]], [[1990]] and is "dedicated to all those who spent their youth in and around Seville Square."===Tree braces===Three "limb braces" carved by sculptors [[Mario Parra]] and [[Elizabeth Thompson]] (residents of Pensacola's [[sister city]] [[Escazu, Costa Rica]]) are used to support the large branches of the park's live oak trees. The braces were carved from the trunk of the massive Christmas cedar, formerly at the intersection of [[Palafox Street|Palafox]] and [[Garden Street]]s, that had to be taken down after sustaining damage in [[Hurricane Ivan]].<ref>[http://cityofpensacola.com/live/ART.ASP?PAGEID=6554 City of Pensacola website]</ref>===Other amenities===A swing set could come up with two child seats is located near the southwest corner of the square. In addition, there are a number of electrical terminals located throughout the park, used by vendors and craft booths during the various festivals posts that are held there.RyHVjH Glad I've finally found something I agree with!==See also==[[:Category:Events held at Seville Square]]aBkxAG AKAIK you've got the answer in one!==External links & references==*[http://www.ci.pensacola.fl.us/live/pagescool.asp?pageID=1696&deptID=1245 City of Pensacola page with utility and rental information]{{reflist}}[[Category:City of Pensacola parks]]