Historic Pensacola Village
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I had the absolute pleasure of visiting the Pensacola Historic Village yesterday and I was so impressed with the quality and variety of the artifacts that were displayed in the buildings. The various buildings were well maintained and housed an interesting and varied array of furnishings and artifacts. I was particularly impressed by the number of items displayed in the Museum of Commerce and the Museum of Industry and I almost skipped going in to those buildings and I’m so glad that I didn’t as they were full of wonderful displays and tons of interesting items and facts! I truly was impressed by the countless items on display! It was so amazing!! I wish that I had timed it so that I could have attended one of the guided tours but we arrived a little late for that. If you attend one of the guided tours you gain access to some of the buildings that are otherwise locked, due to the items that are on display within the buildings. I would recommend that you check the times for the guided tours and plan accordingly as I’m sure they would be very informative. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed my time at the historic village and I would highly recommend others to enjoy all that it has to offer!! There is so much information that one can learn from visiting!
S SmithS Smith
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I've been several times, visiting Pensacola for the past three January's, and visiting this site each time. My first visit was the height of COVID, pre-vaccine, so many of the tours weren't offered. Spending a few months here last year and bought the ticket for the week. Loved the Julee Cottage, the museum of industry and commerce are very interesting as is the great Pensacola Museum of History (in 2021 this was the TT Wentworth). The guided tours of the Lear/Rocheblave and Lavalle houses are great as is the Old Christ Church. The guides and other UWF employees are helpful and friendly. This year the Dorr House was open for tours, too. Highly recommend. If you're lucky you'll get Gayle, a retired history teacher, as a guide and learn a lot! You can visit many of the buildings on your own, tours run twice a day. Discounts for AAA, seniors and military.
Lisa LaGrowLisa LaGrow
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Okay! I truly enjoyed every minute spent in this area. We went to the Tivoli High House where we met an amazing attendant who sold us our very affordable tickets to visit many museums in the area. We didn't set aside enough time to do all the museums so we opted for Museum of History, Museum of Industry, the Julee Cottage (my fave) and Museum of Art. The village has several properties open to the public. As you visit, you will learn and see a variety of styles and time periods. There is a very rich history here and it all tells of a great story of slavery, freedom, industrial revolution and so much more. We will definitely be returning to see more of the village.
Alisa JamesAlisa James
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The collection of historic buildings and exhibits of the Historic Pensacola Village provide a great insight into the rich history of Pensacola. The self-guided walking tour highlights the history from all eras of Pensacola history. There is a guided tour that is included and takes you into some of the historic building however the timing of the tour didn't work out on our visit. They are also doing renovation on a few building so there were some that were not accessible.
Jim DontenJim Donten
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Museum of industry was very interesting, we spent quite a while looking at all the sawmill machines. The other historical houses had some interesting history and displays. And our kids enjoyed making candles. The museum of commerce was not as interesting, but had some fun display items like the courting bike. Overall, the area is definitely worth visiting.
Ethan LindstromEthan Lindstrom
10
Surprising find! Great historical interpreters, especially Donna in the kitchen, (or as a guide) Gail the storyteller and many of the college student guides. Ask to play 19 century games, ask about candle making and what they are growing in the garden. Step into Pensacola circa 1805 when it was a Spanish colony. Tae the tour! At 11am or 1:30pm
Helena AliciaHelena Alicia
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Nearby Attractions Of Historic Pensacola Village
Blue Wahoos Stadium
Vince J. Whibbs Sr. Community Maritime Park
Saenger Theatre Pensacola
Plaza De Luna Memorial Monument
Palafox Market
Seville Square
Vinyl Music Hall
Veterans Memorial Park Pensacola
Jewelers Trade Shop
Elebash Jewelry Co

Blue Wahoos Stadium
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Vince J. Whibbs Sr. Community Maritime Park
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Saenger Theatre Pensacola
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Plaza De Luna Memorial Monument
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Nearby Restaurants Of Historic Pensacola Village
Seville Quarter
Jaco's Bayfront Bar & Grille
O'Riley's Irish Pub Downtown
The Fish House
Graffiti Pizza
Ruby Slipper
Hub Stacey's
Fosko Coffee Barre
Jackson's Steakhouse
Union Public House

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Jaco's Bayfront Bar & Grille
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O'Riley's Irish Pub Downtown
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The Fish House
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Address
205 E Zaragoza St, Pensacola, FL 32502
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(850) 595-5993
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Website
historicpensacola.org
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attractions: Blue Wahoos Stadium, Vince J. Whibbs Sr. Community Maritime Park, Saenger Theatre Pensacola, Plaza De Luna Memorial Monument, Palafox Market, Seville Square, Vinyl Music Hall, Veterans Memorial Park Pensacola, Jewelers Trade Shop, Elebash Jewelry Co, restaurants: Seville Quarter, Jaco's Bayfront Bar & Grille, O'Riley's Irish Pub Downtown, The Fish House, Graffiti Pizza, Ruby Slipper, Hub Stacey's, Fosko Coffee Barre, Jackson's Steakhouse, Union Public House

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