Historic Districts
April 25, 2008
Wonder no longer. We had a terrific nights rest. The dog was quiet, the planes stopped flying over and the night club didn’t bother us either so it was wonderful. Either that or we just dropped off to sleep and none of those things woke us bothered us.
Today’s breakfast at the hotel was the best we’ve had so far. Fresh scrambled eggs, hot sausage, fresh biscuits, juice, coffee, and jelly. We enjoyed it all.
From Gulfport, Mississipi we headed on east and into Alabama. Mobile’s Historic District got several photographs and the we went on to Pensacola, Florida and their historic downtown area.
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Another water tower.
Do I see a bridge out there?
Yep, it sure is.
And another state sign!
Oakleigh Plantation.
Not the clearest shot but that i...
Pensacola, Florida's Historic Di...
Pensacola, Florida's Historic Di...
Pensacola, Florida's Historic Di...
Dorr House, circa 1871. Pensacol...
Dorr House, circa 1871. Pensacol...
Pensacola, Florida's Historic Di...
Lavalle House, circa 1805. Pensa...
Christ Church Parish School Hous...
Julee Cottage, 1805 Pensacola, F...
Julee Cottage, 1805 Pensacola, F...
T. T. Wentworth Jr. Museum
T. T. Wentworth Jr. Museum
Some beautiful ornamental ironwork.
Some beautiful ornamental ironwork.
Another great water tower. It sa...
The Alabama State Sign
A nice older barn.
Another pretty home.
Uriah's Water Tower.
