Pensacola Beach Water Tower, Water tower at Pensacola Beach, Florida, United States.
The Pensacola Beach Water Tower is a domestic water tower in Pensacola Beach, Florida, one of two identical towers once standing at opposite ends of the beach. It is no longer in use, and the second tower was demolished in 2006; the remaining tower was repainted in 2012.
Two identical towers once stood at opposite ends of Pensacola Beach, both owned by the Emerald Coast Utilities Authority. The second was demolished in 2006 over maintenance costs; a vote saved the first. ECUA sold the surviving tower to The Island Authority in 2007, and it was repainted in 2012.
The tower is no longer used for water but remains a city treasure, as locals call it. In 2006, when the second tower was demolished, residents voted to keep this one standing. It was repainted in 2012.
The tower stands at the western end of Pensacola Beach, in the community of Pensacola Beach, Florida. It is no longer in use, so there is no interior access; visitors see it from the street and the beach. The structure was repainted in 2012.
Two identical towers once stood at opposite ends of the beach, both owned by ECUA. The second was demolished in 2006 over maintenance costs, and a vote saved the remaining tower from the same fate. It was repainted in 2012.
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