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Breaking: Fiesta's Foundation extends support to the UWF Historic Trust and the Pensacola Museum of History

Nov 18, 2025
1 min read


Fiesta Pensacola's Foundation Board of Directors has voted to extend its pledged support to the University of West Florida Historic Trust recently with an additional $10,000 commitment to help produce a new exhibit at the Pensacola Museum of History. This partnership is the latest installment of many years of continued support pledged by Fiesta to the UWF Historic Trust, including the museum outdoor lighting project (see https://www.fiestapensacola.org/post/fiesta-gives-back) and the more recent $75,000 pledge in celebration of Fiesta's 75th Anniversary in 2024.


In commemoration of the 250th Anniversary of the American Revolution, America250, Fiesta will join forces with the UWFHT and Visit Pensacola in funding the production of a new 2,000 square foot exhibit on the 3rd floor of the Pensacola Museum of History. The exhibit entitled "Road to Revolution" will tell the story of America's fight for independence and commemorate the integral role Northwest Florida played in the American Revolution. Alongside partners such as the UWF Archaeology Institute and the Florida Public Archaeology Network, rare documentary artifacts, objects from the vast collection of the UWF Historic Trust and loaned materials from around the world will highlight the story of Pensacola in our Nations's founding. By exploring these rarely seen artifacts and firsthand accounts, visitors will gain insight into the vital role Florida played in the broader struggle for liberty, often overlooked in traditional narratives. This exhibit will challenge assumptions and ensure Pensacola claims its rightful place in the founding story of the United States.

 
 
 

32 Comments


jynoqav
6 days ago

다양한 장점과 활용 방법을 상품권할인 쉽게 알려줘서 만족했습니다. 혜택을 활용하니 일상 속 여러 구매에서 절약 효과를 경험할 수 있었고, 편리함까지 더해져 더욱 유용하게 느껴졌습니다.


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It is wonderful to see Fiesta’s Foundation supporting local history and cultural organizations in Pensacola. Museums and historic trusts help communities preserve important stories and give visitors a chance to learn about the past. I enjoy visiting places where the building and its interior details add to the overall experience. Thoughtful features such as luxury chandeliers can bring elegance to a room and highlight its character. Whether preserving history or designing an inviting space, paying attention to meaningful details helps create experiences that people remember.

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What an inspiring move by Fiesta's Foundation! Supporting local history is so vital. I wonder how initiatives like the Speed Stars game could further enhance community engagement with our heritage. Thanks for sharing this important update!

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