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This is a newspaper article about a poem written by Thomas Murray Spencer about the heroism of the Salvation Army members aboard the Larchmont.

Deed to Octavia Goodloe from Georgina Goodloe for Lot 3, Block 13 in the Maxent Tract, including the property on 117 North Olivia/A Street.

1907 Sanborn Insurance Map of Pensacola featuring 134 West Zarragossa Street. Ezra Gerry, Octavia Goodloe, and Georgiana Goodloe lived at this address in 1899.

1903 Sanborn insurance map of Pensacola featuring 134 West Zarragossa. Ezra Gerry, Octavia Goodloe, and Georgiana Goodloe lived at this address in 1899.

Notice from the Florida State Board of Health, quarantining Pensacola Port to prevent the spread of Yellow Fever into the area. The poster regulates the restrictions of the quarantine for the port and railways.

The certificate on Ezra Gerry's death that has some information such as his parents names, who identified him (John Ford), and where he would be buried.

Black and white photo of the Larchmont on a postcard sent to a woman named Lydia from another woman named Mable.

Photograph of the Confederate Monument in Lee Square, Pensacola. The panels of the monument mention Jefferson Davis, President of the Confederate States of America; Captain Edward Aylesworth Perry; Stephen R. Mallory, secretary of the navy of the…

Photograph of Dr. Henry G. Williams. Dr. Williams was one of Pensacola's four black physicians in 1904. He also owned and operated a popular drug store.

Photograph of Daniel J. Cunningham. Cunningham started his grocery business around 1898. By 1904, he estimated his yearly sales to be between $25,000 and $30,000, an impressive amount for this time.