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Join the Faces of Escambia County – 1821 AND 2021: Volunteers wanted!

Published Apr 5, 2021
Escambia County turns 200 years old Saturday, July 17, 2021, and the 200th Anniversary Commission is excited to celebrate and share the county's rich history and unique heritage with the public. Visit the bicentennial website at visitpensacola.com/200th and check out the new timeline. Organizations can submit events for review as well.

JOIN THE FACES OF ESCAMBIA COUNTY – 1821 AND 2021: Volunteers wanted!
Researchers with the West Florida Genealogical Society have identified more than 2,000 individuals who were here when Florida passed from Spain to the United States. These were more than just names; every person had a rich life and history. By honoring a member of the 1821 community, you are participating in this celebration of our rich and diverse Florida heritage.

Fill out the form at pco.la/1821 and upload your photo to represent a member of the 1821 Pensacola community (use an uncluttered background, clearly showing face and shoulders, no hats please and names are optional).

Then your photo will be used in a web-based interactive mosaic of faces from our modern community honoring the 1821 community. Please see the example below.

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