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(Old Photos) Alabama farmers supplied food for WWII soldiers – Part III
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(Old Photos) Alabama farmers supplied food for WWII soldiers – Part II
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(Old Photos) Alabama farmers supplied food for WWII soldiers – Part I
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Photos of Clark family of Coffee County, Alabama August 1941
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Photos of the Drigger family of Coffee County in August 1941
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(Old Photos) Alabama farmers supplied food for WWII soldiers – Part IV
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(Old Photos) Alabama farmers supplied food for WWII soldiers – Part V
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Photos of patriotic Josh Smart family of Coffee County 1941
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Old Photos of the Peek family May 1942
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Gadsden – City of Champions was an exciting place Christmas of 1940- [vintage photos from Christmas 1940 & film]
The first substantial white settlement in what is now Gadsden was a village called “Double Springs”.This was begun by a mixed American Indian and Caucasian settler named John Riley when he built his house near two springs in about 1825. His home became a stagecoach stop on the Huntsville-to-Rome Georgia route. The home below was taken from its […]
PATRON + Old photos from 1942 in Childersburg, Alabama
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The faces in the 33 photos of Coal Miners in and around Birmingham, Alabama in 1937 reflect the difficulty of their job (Updated)
These coal miners from Birmingham and Walker County, Alabama had no idea that when they went to work one cold morning in February of 1937 that their pictures would be taken by photojournalists, Arthur Rothstein and preserved in the Library of Congress forever. I’m sure they were thinking of the drudgery in their day ahead. […]
PATRON + FORGOTTEN PHOTOS: Lyric Theatre in Birmingham, Alabama – a treasure that is now saved
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PATRON – FRIDAY FORGOTTEN PHOTOS: Baseball in Alabama – Do you know the names or anything about these people?
Here are some interesting photographs at the Alabama Department of Archives and History of some baseball player, probably from around Alabama. Do you know anything about them? Comment below if you can identify them. You can also click on the link to the Alabama Department of Archives and inform them of their identities. Two young […]
PATRON – FRIDAY FORGOTTEN PHOTOS: 1940s by photographer John E. Scott
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PATRON + FORGOTTEN PHOTOS: Vintage photographs of soldiers in the Confederacy with links to the source of photographs found at the ADAH
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PATRON – FORGOTTEN PHOTOS: From Montgomery County, Alabama
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PATRON – FORGOTTEN PHOTOS from the past: People from around Colbert County
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PATRON + [film – photos] Did you know that men from the city of Bay Minette, Alabama stole the courthouse records from Daphne, Alabama
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PATRON + Names, photos, & records of Alabama Confederate Generals 1861-1865 (P – R)
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PATRON + Names, photos, & records of Alabama Confederate Generals 1861-1865 (L -O)
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PATRON + Amazing photos of Franklin King Beck home in Wilcox County, Alabama built ca. 1832
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PATRON + Names, photos, & records of Alabama Confederate Generals 1861-1865 (G – K)
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PATRON + Names, photos, & records of Alabama Confederate Generals 1861-1865 (D – F)
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PATRON + Names, photos, & records of Alabama Confederate Generals 1861-1865 (A-C)
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PATRON – FORGOTTEN PHOTOS and unknown people at the Alabama State Archives
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Brooklyn, Alabama had one of the last remaining post offices inside a general store
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Early Jefferson County, Alabama – names of some of the earliest pioneers
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Millers were often confidants to more people than likely anyone in the community (vintage film)
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