Tag: Historic Preservation

As we celebrate our nation's independence this Fourth of July, let us remember the hundreds of thousands of Americans who didn't gain their independence in 1776. It...

Pensacola's historic John Sunday House is likely safe for another month, but its fate could soon be decided by an Escambia County judge. Developer Charles...

As the debate over the demolition of Pensacola's 115-year-old John Sunday House continues, it's worth taking a look at what the city's code of...

This afternoon, The Pulse paid the $500 fee to appeal Mayor Ashton Hayward's decision to issue a demolition permit for the historic John Sunday House. The...

Pensacola city councilwoman Sherri Myers said Tuesday that she is asking for an emergency city council meeting to discuss the pending demolition of the...

Founded in 1559, Pensacola is America's first city. But for a city with more than four and a half centuries of history, we haven't...

Pensacola city officials are expected to issue a demolition permit for the historic John Sunday House, a city spokesperson said Monday. The house, located at 302...

Pensacola's historic John Sunday House has been granted another 60-day reprieve from the wrecking ball despite the news that Mayor Ashton Hayward supports the home's...

The historic John Sunday House is safe from demolition for at least another month. Pensacola's Architectural Review Board on Thursday voted to delay a decision...

A century-old Pensacola home could soon be leveled to make way for modern townhomes, should officials approve the home's demolition at a meeting next week. The John...