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These houses on West Zarragossa Street were down the street from where Ezra Gerry and his family lived in 1899. These are examples of Gulf Coast Cottage architecture, a style that was popular in Pensacola in the mid- to late-nineteenth century.

Still image of the aftermath of the Pensacola fire of 1880 on Palafox Street.

Drawn image of Richard Allen the Founder of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. This denomination spread to many locations in the United States including Pensacola.

Photograph of John Sunday, Jr. who served in the Florida Legislature in 1874.

A document meant to talk about the building for the St. Cyprian's church along with the race of the members of the church. This shows simply that the church was African American even in different branches.

This is a drawing of what it possibly looked like when the Larchmont and Harry Knowlton collided.

Illustration of Captain McVey that accompanied an article about the wreck of the Larchmont

This is a newspaper article about a dismembered body washing ashore in Rhode Island.

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

A photograph showing a middle class African American family standing in front of their house. This showcases the folk Victorian style with decorative accouterments on the upper columns of the front of the house.