On December 12, 1914, while winter weather caused temperatures to dip into the twenties in Washington D.C., Captain Mark Bristol, […]
Long before a British monarch abdicated his throne to marry her and she became the Duchess of Windsor, Wallace Warfield […]
While the word pentagon is synonymous with the massive building that houses the Department of Defense, for those familiar with […]
While Pensacolians had become accustomed to seeing airplanes in the skies over their city, it was a unique sight that […]
He looked professorial in his appearance with his tailored suit and pince nez, much different from the familiar figure in […]
When she was in her nineties, Anna Lamar Switzer still remembered walking along the shore of Pensacola Bay in 1914, […]
In August 1911, Assistant Secretary of the Navy Beekman Winthrop responded to questions posed by U.S. senators regarding the decision […]
