Mountain Tom Clark was a notorious outlaw gang leader who terrorized helpless citizens after the Civil War. He confessed to at least nineteen murders.…
(Transcribed from December 27, 1923, The Birmingham News, Birmingham, Alabama) "MRS. WEAKLEY'S TEA PARTY AT STONECROFT ON MOUNTAIN TOP" “STONECROFT,” the John B. Weakley…
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From Maryland Elizabeth Scott lies buried here. She was born Nov. 20th, 1785 according to the best of her recollection. Burlington, Va. Died when…
“As long as you speak my name, I shall live forever" JOYNER CEMETERY Written in Stone by Sherry S. Johnston Researching the Joyner…
(Transcribed from December 27, 1923, The Birmingham News, Birmingham, Alabama) Some Descendants of JAMES CRAWFORD (1789-1839) Hale County, Alabama James Crawford, son of George…
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(Transcribed from December 27, 1923, The Birmingham News, Birmingham, Alabama) CHRISTMAS DANCE AT HOME OF MR. AND MRS. FAY A dance at the home…
CORN BREAD By Inez McCollum Corn bread is older than our country. Native Americans were making corn bread when the settlers came to America. …
Willie Mays Park in Fairfield, Alabama Willie Mays speaking in Fairfield’s Willy Mays Park. Image courtesy of blog.al.com Many may have seen Willie Mays…
The following article is an excerpt from The Alabama Historical Quarterly, Vol. 08, No. 01, Spring Issue 1946 that describes some historic sites and ghost…
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People were suffering from LaGrippe around Boaz, Alabama in 1915 (Transcribed from The Boaz Leader, Boaz, Alabama, January 6, 1916) Unlock this Alabama Pioneers…
Health was bad in the surrounding communities of Boaz in 1915 (Transcribed from The Boaz Leader, Boaz, Alabama, January 6, 1916) LIBERTY NEWS Health…
First highways in Alabama were only beaten trails and sometimes travelers became entangled in vegetation as the two men did. Conecuh County was initially…
First Capital of Colonial French Louisiana "On January 20, 1702, French colonists, led by Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne de Bienville, establish Fort Louis de la Mobile on a…
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(Transcribed from December 27, 1923, The Birmingham News, Birmingham, Alabama) SOCIETY PERSONALS Mrs. A. Worrell and son, James, are spending the holidays in Parish,…
Our ancestors learned many household tips over the years. Here are a few that may help today. To remove dents in a wooden bowl or…
Big Al is the University of Alabama's mascot and has been associated with the U of A since the 1930's. Alabama elephants ca. 1950s…
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At a recent and well-attended religious service in this city (Troy, Alabama) on a hot evening, a bat varied the interest of the occasion…
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