Railroads, Rice Plantations, Red Bluffs and Resorts: Pensacola’s Scenic Hwy

There is no longer a lot of historical value to see (except maybe the old chimney), but there is truly much to know! Ride along with us as Robin narrates tales of persecuted French Huguenots, an evacuation of Pensacola in 1862, Pensacola’s first businesswoman’s ventures into land ownership and agriculture, and, of course, America’s Oldest Neighborhood! You are also invited to Apple Annie’s in Seville Quarter for lunch after the tour (not included in the tour price). Meet us at the FPAN Building (Marine Terminal Building) on Main Street at 8:45 and bring a seat cushion if you wish—the trolley seats are wooden! We can’t wait to see you!

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