St. John's Cemetery contains the largest and most diverse number of gravestones and monuments in northwest Florida, and from inception, was open to people of all faiths and races. The Cemetery contains the graves of those who built Pensacola as we know it today, including names that adorn local streets such as Avery, Baars, Bobe, Hallmark, Hyer, Jordan, Lee, Maxwell, Merritt, Pace, Wright, and Yonge. The interpretive signage will direct visitors to the Cemetery where they will experience a meaningful visit and an appreciation of Pensacola’s history and culture. Through the virtual video tours of the Cemetery on its website, the Foundation will be able to serve locals as well as many other people who have an interest in history and are not able to walk the 26 acres of the Cemetery due to location, disability or inclement weather. The Foundation’s refurbishment work will facilitate a meeting space for small groups in a historical setting. The impact and results of the proposed project will be evidenced by the increase in visitor traffic. The Foundation also contemplates adding a visitor section to the their website which will record and measure impact. The items funded in this project will be functional for many years, with little maintenance required.