Fall weather has officially arrived in downtown Pensacola, making it the perfect time to explore the city’s hidden history. While our Sweet Tea Murders Historic Walking Tours step off every […]

If you drive west out of downtown Pensacola today along Cervantes Street toward Brownsville, you’re passing modern traffic lights, strip centers, and tidy neighborhood cross-streets. Down around the south end

On the night of Tuesday, November 21, 1882, Captain Martin Villar walked through the door of the Half Way House saloon, which sat on the waterfront in downtown Pensacola. Before

Every seat at the table is officially spoken for. Sweet Tea Murders LIVE: “The Last Stop: The Final Capture of Ted Bundy”—taking place November 12, 2026, at Pensacola’s Museum of

Most accounts of Theodore Bundy linger on the national headlines—the sorority house in Tallahassee, the sensational Miami courtroom cameras, and the sheer disbelief of a nation gripped by fear. But

Wednesday, October 7, 2026 | Noon–1:00 PMBodacious Restaurant | Downtown Pensacola At 115 E. Zaragoza Street, the walls of an old Pensacola building had witnessed more than a century of

Stand near Plaza Ferdinand VII on a pleasant afternoon, and it is easy to notice the beauty of old Pensacola: the trees, the buildings, and the streets that have carried

Ted Bundy has been described as suave, debonair, and smarter than the people pursuing him. Decades of attention have made that image familiar. Books have been written, movies have been