Sgt. James Franklin Richardson was born on August 25, 1930 in Knoxville, TN, the fifth of eight children of Willie Richardson (1896-1974)...

Thomas Edward Jones, better known to his family as "Sugarboy" was born and raised in the Muscogee community of Pensacola on August 28,...

This is a series written by Professor I. E. Allen in 1905 in reference to some of Pensacola's old family in the area. This one was...

On this date, December 7, 1944 a 24 year old Milton man was killed 76 years ago in France during World War II. Born in Milton on June 10,...

Note the attached Christmas wish list of very young children that were living in Pensacola in 1915. Although some are unique, most of the...

Today is known as "Pearl Harbor Day," an honor set aside for the men and women killed or wounded during the attack there by Japanese...

Our last article concerned a man by the name of Captain Joseph Dennis Wolfe, but this article is on his grandson William Wylie Wolfe Jr....

Conflict between lawyers and judges is nothing new in this country's legal history, an issue that continues even today. However,...

In the Woolsey Cemetery at the Naval Air Station lies a young 23-year old sailor, far from his home and family. He was not a Pensacolian...

The term "mail order brides" is nothing new in America's annals of history and dates back to 1617 in the Jamestown settlement. However,...

Most Pensacolians know about the spring training exhibition game of March 31, 1929 between Baby Ruth's New York Yankees and our Pensacola...

In April 1917, America was thrusts into the death and chaos of World War I when Germany refused to respect our neutrality. Numerous ships...

Within two days, it will be that time of the year again when we are forced to set our clocks back one hour. And it is amazing how a...

The Adelphian Club of Pensacola High School was a social organization that brought young ladies together for various events such as...

Once upon a time, a Chicago doctor had a wonderful dream of creating a health resort and sanitarium along Santa Rosa's beautiful...

Few mysteries in history stirs the imagination than those surrounding the Bermuda Triangle. Books, movies, and documentaries abound with...

On September 28, 1943, several notable personalities showed up in Pensacola for the sole purpose of selling "war bonds." A war bond by...

Master Tech Sergeant Fred Smith of Jay, Florida was the line chief of the Marine 4th Air Wing in the Gilbert Islands in the South...

Our last article was on Pensacola's last Confederate veteran who passed away in 1938. But who was our last known Union veteran in this...