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PATRON + UPDATED WITH PODCAST Alabama was the 1st home for two programs that helped married men during the depression
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PATRON + Bell Factory in Madison County is a very historic place which dates back to 1819.
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PATRON + General Jackson’s visit to Huntsville for a horse race created discord at Constitutional Convention
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PATRON + Story of a Pioneer, TrailBlazer, Indian Scout, Soldier, and Statesman of Alabama! Do you know his name?
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PATRON + Excerpt from the journal of the seventh governor of Alabama’s wife reveals her literary talents
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PATRON + Limestone County, Alabama land was claimed by both the Chickasaws and Cherokees
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PATRON + The composer of the Star Spangled Banner was sent to Alabama in 1833 to solve a serious problem with Indians
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PATRON + May 27, 1973 – one of the oldest university buildings in Alabama was destroyed by a tornado
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PATRON – On Sept. 19, 1881, Birmingham citizens assembled to express their grief
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PATRON – A goat flew above the telegraph line and an unusual wedding on a train
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PATRON + The story of the bachelor on the hill in Pollard, Alabama in 1939
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PATRON – Cherokees were the first settlers in the Tennessee Valley of Alabama [names of delegates]
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PATRON + In a cottonseed oil plant, every part of the cotton was used in 1939 -[vintage pictures]
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PATRON + Did you know this famous actor from Shelby County, Alabama and his father were in an unusual duel?
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PATRON + Ex-slave J. T. Brown – “Tom Brown” from Bullock County, Alabama was 102 in this photograph
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PATRON + Jackson County, Alabama held it’s first county court in Sauta Cave
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PATRON + Scraps XII Limestone County, Alabama pioneers were of good quality
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PATRON+ Limestone County – Scraps XI -The Baptist church started Athens State University with a female academy in the early days of Alabama
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PATRON + Limestone County – Scraps X – The first camp meeting in Limestone County was held by the Methodists
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PATRON + Limestone County – Scraps IX – These Methodist preachers were early pioneers in Limestone County, Alabama
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PATRON + Voting problems after the Civil War in Escambia County, Alabama
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PATRON + Is this the last Mountain Lion in Alabama?
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PATRON + Limestone County – Scraps VIII Several religious denominations met in the same church
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PATRON + Limestone County Scraps VII – Population grew so fast in Alabama – One year later it became a state
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AUTHOR SUNDAY – Have you ever horse traded with hounds?
Horse Trading with Hounds by Shannon Hollon Coon hunting and hound trading has had a long tradition in Alabama history. We got to experience it one Mayday. Son won some awards My son Jake coon hunted for years as a youngster winning some awards on competition hunts and catching a number of coons with a […]
PATRON + Centre, Cherokee County, Alabama – near the home of Chief Pathkiller
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PATRON + Scraps VI -A new government was organized for Alabama
“SCRAPS” RELATING TO THE EARLY HISTORY OF LIMESTONE COUNTY By Thomas Smith Malone This excerpt has been transcribed from The Athens Post, April 11, 1867. Page 2, Column 3. Part VI The first Governor of Alabama Territory was William Wyatt Bibb, then a Senator in the United States from the State of Georgia. He was […]
PATRON + Haunted mansion in Montgomery, Alabama – later a playground
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PATRON + Scraps V -George Witty was the first child born in Limestone County, Alabama
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