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In Our Fall 2007 Issue... |
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 Teaching Tombstones in Tuscaloosa CountyBy Ian W. Brown The cemeteries of Tuscaloosa County become an outdoor anthropology classroom  each fall, as students discover for themselves the meanings
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 Five Hours At Sulphur Trestle FortBy Thomas V. Ress The meager Union fortifications along Sulphur Creek in Limestone County belied the location’s strategic importance. Nathan Bedford
Forrest recognized a prize when he saw
one. Read
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 Emory O. Jackson: The Voice of Black BirminghamBy Mary Stanton At times a spitfire, at times moderate, the prolific editor of the Birmingham World skillfully used this platform to educate, influence,
and empower black southerners. Read
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| Creating Community In Alabama By Alice Meriwether Bowsher Photography by M. Lewis Kennedy, Jr.Architecture and landscape design shape a community’s look and function— at
the same time
they define our collective identity and values. Read
more...
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| DEPARTMENTSSouthern Architecture and Preservation The “New Urbanism” In Montgomery By Christy AndersonAlabama
MysteriesA Death In Conecuh County By
Pam JonesRecollectionsAdventures of the Southern Worker By Patricia MitchellReading
the Southern PastEugene Sledge On War And Healing By
Stephen GoldfarbContributors, Sources, and Suggested Readings  |