Here's the latest batch of links to just-published Alabama history and culture articles. Most of these items are from newspapers, with others from magazines and TV and radio station websites. Some articles may be behind a paywall. Enjoy!
| Where did the “First Alabama v. Auburn Game” Historical Marker go? Here's the answer - Bham Now First Alabama-Auburn Game Historical Marker in Birmingham. Picture taken in 2016. Photo via Pat Byington for Bham Now. |
Remember When: One little, two little, three little Indians - The Andalusia Star-News
Recently, a 1924 elementary textbook was given to the Three Notch Museum, “History Stories of Alabama.” This book of stories compiled by Mrs. Pitt ...
| Tannehill Ironworks Historical State Park – McCalla, Alabama - Atlas Obscura Discover Tannehill Ironworks Historical State Park in McCalla, Alabama: The remains of a foundry and old blast furnaces destroyed during the Civil ... |
| Hunting the largest shark ever in ancient Alabama - al.com Alabama, once mostly underwater, offers fossil hunters a unique chance to trace the evolutionary history of the largest shark ever found on earth. |
"The Attempted Lynching of Jim Brown" presented by Jim Baggett - YouTube He currently serves as Vice President of the Alabama Historical ... on race and racial violence, politics, and on the social history of the South. |
Restoring a piece of history at Greenville's delightful Alabama Grill - al.com
Resa Bates used to walk by the old restaurant in downtown Greenville and stop to peek through the windows. The Alabama Grill, a Greenville ...
| 'Unusable' Quinlan Castle will be demolished, replaced with Southern Research biotech ... - AL.com The grimmest news in 2021 is that in 2020, Alabama had more deaths than births for the first time in recorded history. We think this building can be a ... |
WSFA donates decades of film, video and photos to Alabama archives department
WSFA 12 News and the Alabama Department of Archives and History are proud to announce a partnership that will help preserve and make accessible to ...
| UNG : Professor Writes Book On Reconstruction In Alabama | Oconee, GA Patch UNG : Professor Writes Book On Reconstruction In Alabama - Oconee, GA - Dr. Warren Rogers, a University of North Georgia (UNG) professor of ... |
| Alabama's Little River Canyon shows how ancient forces shaped the state - al.com Map by Jim Lacefield from the book "Lost Worlds in Alabama Rocks". “With no plant roots to hold the soil in place and no vegetation to anchor it ... |
Muscogee Creek Nation Calling on Gov. Ivey to Retrieve Ancestor Remains - Alabama News
“If they dug up your cemetery or your families cemetery to build something there, how would you feel?” said David Hill, Principal Chief Muscogee ...
| Museum to tell story of slave ship Clotilda set to open in April or May 2022 - AL.com ... a $3.5 million Welcome Center across from the Old Plateau Cemetery. ... the spotlight is on Mobile, which means the spotlight is on Alabama. |
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