The PANHANDLE

The PANHANDLE

Florida’s Panhandle presents a markedly different character from the peninsula, shaped by the Gulf Coast, inland rivers, and older Southern settlement patterns. From Pensacola east through Apalachicola, the region reflects maritime trade, military presence, forestry, and small-town coastal life.

The material gathered here emphasizes regional identity, travel, and everyday documentation, offering a collected view of a Florida that is historically grounded and distinct from the state’s resort-driven image.