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Pensacola: Historic Pensacola Village: T. T. Wentworth Jr. MuseumThe T. T. Wentworth, Jr. Florida State Museum is a Renaissance Revival style building that was originally constructed as Pensacola's City Hall in 1907. The wide overhanging brackets, the clay tile roof and the classical arched entryway are all typical features of this architectural style. For a nominal admission fee, visitors can see galleries and exhibits featuring the collection of T. T, Wentworth, the largest ever given to the State of Florida by an individual. The building is administered by the West Florida Preservation Board, a direct-support organization of the University of West Florida. (Source: Johnson, Sandra and Virginia Parks. "Pensacola, The Old and the New." ISBN 0-939566-05-2.)
The west facade of the museum is located on Jefferson Street. taken by Tom Roush
This view of the facade of the museum can be seen from Plaza Ferdinand. taken by Denise Daughtry
The Cultural Center is the white three-story building on the right of the photograph. taken by Denise Daughtry
This is a closeup of a first floor window. taken by Denise Daughtry
The building has identical entrances on the north and south facades. taken by Denise Daughtry
taken by Denise Daughtry
This is a view of the east facade of the T. T. Wentworth Museum. The Pensacola Historical Museum is located in the left corner of the photograph. taken by Denise Daughtry
The building faces Plaza Ferdinand. taken by Denise Daughtry
The building faces Plaza Ferdinand. taken by Denise Daughtry
The Pensacola Historic Society Museum Shop is located on the left of the frame. The T. T. Wentworth is in the center of the photograph.
taken by Denise Daughtry
Richard Brosnaham and Dora Johnson are standing in the central corridor of the second floor of the museum. taken by Denise Daughtry
taken by Denise Daughtry
taken by Denise Daughtry
taken by Denise Daughtry
taken by Denise Daughtry
taken by Denise Daughtry
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