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The image is the cover of the Fall 2024 issue of Alabama Heritage magazine. Here’s a detailed description: Title and Issue Information: The top of the cover prominently features the text “FALL 2024” and “ALABAMA HERITAGE.” The issue number and price are listed at the bottom: “NO. 154 I FALL 2024 I $10.” Main Headline: The central headline reads “ALABAMA’S TINIEST SUFFRAGETTE.” Additional Content: Below the main headline, there are additional topics mentioned: “PLUS: James Holt Clanton” “Henderson & Daniel” “Labor Struggles at Avondale Mills” “Alabama Makers” Tagline: At the bottom, the magazine’s tagline is displayed: “STORIES OF ALABAMA THAT EDUCATE, INSPIRE, AND ENTERTAIN SINCE 1986.” The cover likely features imagery or design elements related to these topics, though the text description does not provide specific visual details. If you need more information or have any other questions, feel free to ask!

Issue 154, Fall 2024 is here!

With Fall upon us, enjoy the cool(ish) weather with a copy of Alabama Heritage magazine! Issue 154’s cover story focuses on an Alabama kitten that traveled cross-country with two suffragettes, becoming an icon for the women’s suffrage movement.

In Huntsville, historians discovered that a beloved downtown spot was built by Daniel Brandon, a successful Black brick mason. Down in Avondale Mills, we take a look at the labor organizations of the time and the impact still felt today.

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