Description: In rich detail, Meta Lois Diffenderfer White portrays the charm and exuberance of an unique time and place: Pensacola, the nation's oldest city (older than St. Augustine) and life there during the Twenties and Thirties, that peaceful interlude between the World Wars. Included are Pensacolians as diverse as the seaport itself: old and young, from all walks of life. One can stroll Palafox Street with mothers and daughters, visit in homes prominent and modest, sail Pensacola Bay on sunny afternoons as planes piloted by Navy men arc overhead. Surnames included reach back to Spanish times. Fully indexed with many historic photographs.

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