Issues 101-110

The cover of the magazine “Alabama Heritage,” Fall 2013 issue number 110, features a stained glass window. The window depicts a figure with outstretched arms in front of vertical panels varying in shades of blue. The text on the cover reads: “The 16th Street Baptist Church Bombing: 50 Years Later.” This historical commemoration is relevant to civil rights and is published by the University of Alabama at Birmingham and the Alabama Department of Archives and History.

Issue 110, Fall 2013

  • The Murals of the Wiregrass
  • Alabama Women, Cookbooks, and Identity in the Progressive Era
  • General Philip D. Roddey
  • Places in Peril 2013
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The image appears to be the cover of a magazine titled “Alabama Heritage.” It features an individual, likely Coach Paul “Bear” Bryant, sitting on a bench. The text on the cover highlights “Coach Paul ‘Bear’ Bryant,” indicating its relevance to Alabama’s sports history. The magazine is labeled as issue number 109 from Summer 2013, and the price is listed as six dollars. It was published by the University of Alabama, the University of Alabama at Birmingham, and the Alabama Department of Archives and History.

Issue 109, Summer 2013

  • Coach Paul “Bear” Bryant
  • Fear and Finance in the Flush Times
  • The 1896 Cahaba Bridge Train Wreck
  • Pattie Ruffner Jacobs
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The image you uploaded appears to be a magazine cover for “Alabama Heritage,” issue number 108 from Spring 2013. The cover features a collection of old letters and postcards, some with visible postage stamps and postmarks. These items likely hold historical value related to Alabama’s heritage. The text on the cover indicates that this publication is produced by the University of Alabama, the University of Alabama at Birmingham, and the Alabama Department of Archives and History. Here’s the text I extracted from the cover: Title: Alabama Heritage Issue: Number 108, Spring 2013 Price: Six dollars Publisher: Produced by the University of Alabama, the University of Alabama at Birmingham, and the Alabama Department of Archives and History Address: 1404 h 322 St, Bham, AL Additional Text: “Alabama Women’s Scrapbooks”

Issue 108, Spring 2013

  • History on the Move: Cedarwood Finds a New Home
  • Exploring the Old Federal Road
  • Coach John Heisman on Stage at Auburn
  • Mary Norman Moore: First Female President of Athens Female College
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The cover of the magazine “Alabama Heritage” features a black and white photograph. In the image, an individual—whose face is obscured by a white rectangle for privacy—sits at a desk. The person operates an old-fashioned radio broadcasting console adorned with various dials and switches. On the desk, there’s a microphone and some papers. The name “Joe Rumore” is prominently displayed across the photo, suggesting that this issue may feature content related to Joe Rumore or highlight his contributions to Alabama’s radio history. The magazine is labeled as issue number 107 from Winter 2013, and its price is listed as six dollars. “Alabama Heritage” is published by the University of Alabama, the University of Alabama at Birmingham, and the Alabama Department of Archives and History.

Issue 107, Winter 2013

  • The Land of Alabama
  • Slave Fighting in the Old South
  • Radio’s Joe Rumore
  • Photographs by the Shackelford Family, 1900-1935
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The cover of the “Alabama Heritage” magazine, issue number 106 from Fall 2012, features a captivating photograph. In this image: A rusted metal gate with intricate patterns stands partially open, revealing a scene beyond. The view through the gate showcases an abandoned industrial site, where overgrown vegetation has reclaimed the space. Red structures resembling large metal containers or machinery dot the landscape. Curiously, a white helmet rests atop one of these structures. The text on the cover reads “Places in Peril 2012,” suggesting that the magazine explores locations in Alabama facing risks, possibly due to neglect or decay. The juxtaposition of nature reclaiming man-made structures piques curiosity about the stories behind these “Places in Peril.”

Issue 106, Fall 2012

  • Gaylesville and the Bushwhacker Cattle Raid
  • Circuit Rider’s Family
  • Death at Banner Mine in 1911
  • Places in Peril 2012
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The image you uploaded is the cover of a magazine titled “Alabama Heritage” from the Summer 2012 issue, numbered 105. Here are the key details: Title: “Alabama Heritage” Issue Number: 105, Summer 2012 Price: SIX DOLLARS Main Feature: “A New Museum of Wonder” Publisher: Published by The University of Alabama, The University of Alabama at Birmingham, and The Alabama Department of Archives and History The cover illustration depicts a historical scene with a large wooden and brick building, earthen mounds, and people gathered in a clearing. The overall theme seems related to Alabama’s heritage.

Issue 105, Summer 2012

  • The New Museum of Alabama
  • Letters from Alabama’s Vine and Olive Colony
  • The Improbable Pardon of “Scottsboro Boy” Clarence Norris
  • The Rise and Decline of Alabama’s Redneck Riviera
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The image you uploaded is the cover of a magazine titled “Alabama Heritage,” issue number 104 from Spring 2012. Priced at six dollars, the cover features a framed portrait of an individual labeled as “Doctor Thomas Fearn." The text on the cover indicates that the magazine is published by the University of Alabama, The University of Alabama at Birmingham, and the Alabama Department of Archives and History.

Issue 104, Spring 2012

  • The Extraordinary Career of Doctor Thomas Fearn
  • The Spiritualists of 19th Century Mobile
  • The Memoir of Slave James Williams
  • Landmark Loss and Renewal after the April 2011 Storms
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The image you uploaded is the cover of “Alabama Heritage” magazine, issue number 103 from Winter 2012. It features a painting of an individual wearing a headscarf with feathers and a decorative piece on the forehead. The text on the cover includes the magazine title “Alabama Heritage” at the top, and below the image, it highlights a feature article about “William Augustus Bowles.” Additional text indicates that this publication is by “The University of Alabama at Birmingham” and “The Alabama Department of Archives and History.”

Issue 103, Winter 2012

  • The Forgotten History of Sylacauga’s Marble Industry
  • William Augustus Bowles
  • E.O. Wilson’s Address to the Academy of Honor on Alabama’s Rich Biodiversity
  • Benjamin Sterling Turner, Alabama’s First African American Congressman
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The image appears to be the cover of a magazine titled “Alabama Heritage” from the Fall 2011 issue. The cover features a pixelated painting of an individual wearing a dark coat and white shirt. Below the pixelated area, there is text that reads “Lafayette’s Alabama Tour.” Additional text at the bottom indicates that the magazine is published by The University of Alabama at Birmingham and the Alabama Department of Archives and History. The price of the magazine is six dollars.

Issue 102, Fall 2011

  • The Marquis De Lafayette’s Tour of Alabama
  • Phantoms of the Wiregrass: Tracing the Incarnations of Alabama Folklore
  • “Martyrs…to a Mock Cause: Murder, Mayhem, and an Honorable Scrubbing in Tuscaloosa
  • Places in Peril 2011: Alabama’s Endangered Historic Landmarks 
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The image you uploaded is the cover of a magazine titled “Alabama Heritage,” issue number 101 from Summer 2011. It features a serene view of Birmingham’s Japanese Gardens, with a red bridge partially obscured by slender bamboo stalks in the foreground. The text on the cover indicates that the magazine is published by The University of Alabama, The University of Alabama at Birmingham, and the Alabama Department of Archives and History. The price is six dollars.

Issue 101, Summer 2011

  • Birmingham’s Japanese Gardens
  • Requiem for Jimmie Lee Jackson
  • Return to Holy Ground: The Legendary Battle Site Discovered
  • Labor Activist Ola Delight Lloyd Smith Cook
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