Issues 21-30

General Overview: The image features the cover of a publication titled “Alabama Heritage.” A beautifully crafted quilt takes center stage, framed within the cover design. The title of the publication is prominently displayed at the top. Specific Elements or Objects: Title Text: The words “Alabama HERITAGE” are elegantly rendered in red and black fonts. Positioned at the uppermost part of the cover. Quilt: The quilt is the focal point, showcasing intricate patterns. Composed of diamond shapes arranged in rows, creating star-like motifs. The color palette includes varying shades of red, black, and beige. Frame: A simple white border surrounds the quilt, giving it a framed appearance. This captivating image celebrates the artistry and cultural heritage associated with Alabama. The quilt’s meticulous design reflects the rich traditions and craftsmanship of the region.

Issue 30, Fall 1993

  • Coeducation in Alabama
  • Star Quilts of Nineteenth-century Alabama
  • The Killing of Father Coyle
  • Confederate Military Maps
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General Overview: The image features the cover of “Alabama Heritage” magazine, specifically Issue Number 134. The central focus is an intricately designed porcelain plate. Specific Elements or Objects: Magazine Title and Issue Number: At the top of the cover, the title “Alabama Heritage” is elegantly written in green font. Just below the title, the smaller font indicates “Issue Number 29.” Porcelain Plate: Positioned prominently in the center of the cover. The plate appears to be antique and meticulously crafted. Artwork on the Plate: The central design features a variety of colorful fruits, including grapes and possibly peaches or apples. Surrounding the fruits are intricate patterns of flowers and leaves, meticulously painted. The rim of the plate showcases a repeating pattern of red flowers connected by delicate green vines.

Issue 29, Summer 1993

  • Osceola: The Man Behind the Myths
  • Alabama Collections: The Loeb Collection of First Period Worcester
  • Souvenirs from the Grand Tour
  • Big-Time Baseball: Alabamians in the Major Leagues
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General Overview: The image appears to be the cover of a magazine or journal titled “Alabama HERITAGE.” The main artwork features a person whose face is obscured by a beige rectangle. Specific Elements or Objects: Magazine Title: At the top of the cover, in elegant cursive capital letters, we see the title “Alabama HERITAGE.” Subtitle Text: Below the title, there is smaller text that unfortunately isn’t clear enough to read. Main Artwork: The central focus of the cover is a classical painting. The depicted person wears historical attire, including a white wig and dark clothing adorned with white lace at the collar and cuffs. Additional Text: In the bottom left corner, we find additional information: “Spring 1996,” “Number 28,” and the price of “.00.”

Issue 28, Spring 1993

  • The Free State of Winston
  • Diary of a Union Soldier from Alabama
  • Ezra Winter’s Murals
  • Philip Henry Gosse
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General Overview: The image appears to be a cover for a publication called “Alabama Heritage.” It features an intricate illustration reminiscent of stained glass artwork. The central focus is on a historical figure depicted in a stylized manner. Specific Elements or Objects: Text Elements: The title “Alabama HERITAGE” is prominently displayed at the top of the cover. Smaller text below the title is not clearly legible due to the image resolution. Illustration: The central figure wears armor with intricate designs, suggesting a historical context. In their left hand, they hold an object that remains indistinct. The background features trees with detailed branches and leaves, creating a pattern akin to stained glass. The sky transitions through multiple colors, evoking either dawn or dusk. This cover art combines historical aesthetics with artistic flair, making it intriguing and open to interpretation.

Issue 27, Winter 1993

  • Disaster And Disgrace: The John C. Pemberton Story
  • Decorative Arts in the Black Belt 
  • Present and Past in the Cradle of Dixie
  • Black Wings of Tuskegee
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General Overview: The image appears to be a cover of the “Alabama Heritage” magazine, published in Fall 1992. It features an ornate frame containing a portrait with the face obscured, surrounded by text detailing the contents and price of the magazine. Specific Elements or Objects: Magazine Title: The title “Alabama HERITAGE” is written in elegant cursive and capital letters at the top. Publication Information: Below the title, there’s text indicating that it’s published quarterly by The University of Alabama. Portrait: A framed portrait of a woman wearing historical clothing occupies the center. Frame: The portrait is encased in an ornate golden frame with intricate designs. Content Teaser: A curved banner-like text reads “INSIDE ALABAMA VS AUBURN 1893 THE FIRST FOOTBALL GAME.” Edition Information: At the bottom left corner, there’s information about this being Number 26 from Fall 1992. Price Tag: – To the right bottom corner, “.00” indicates the price of this magazine issue. – Barcode: – Located at the bottom left corner for inventory and sales purposes.

Issue 26, Fall 1992

  • Alabama vs. Auburn: The Forty-One-Year Time Out
  • The Jemison Mansion and Longwood: Antebellum Italianate Villas
  • Jemison Mansion Family Histories
  • Battle of the Battle House
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General Overview: The image is a monochromatic photograph that appears to be vintage, capturing a moment from the past. It is featured on the cover of a publication titled “Alabama Heritage.” Specific Elements or Objects: Text: The text “Alabama HERITAGE” is prominently displayed at the top of the image, indicating that this is likely a cover for a magazine or journal focusing on Alabama’s history and culture. Vintage Car: A vintage car, characterized by its classic design with large wheels and open-top structure, occupies the central portion of the image. There are four individuals seated in the car; however, their identities and emotions are not discernible. Background Scenery: The car is positioned outdoors with an expansive landscape in the background, including grassy fields and trees. This image shows a vintage scene of individuals in an old-fashioned car against an expansive landscape, featured on “Alabama Heritage,” making it interesting as it offers a glimpse into Alabama’s historical and cultural past.

Issue 25, Summer 1992

  • Canal Morgan
  • On the Road
  • The Mitcham War
  • The Rain Porch: Vernacular Architecture at Point Clear
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General Overview: The image features a classical architectural building illuminated during the evening. The building exudes an aura of elegance and historical significance. Specific Elements or Objects: Magazine Title and Text: At the top, the title “Alabama HERITAGE” stands out in bold red and black fonts. Below the title, there’s text indicating that the magazine is published quarterly by the University of Alabama. Near the bottom, we see the issue details: “Spring 1992 Number 24” and the price “.00.” Photograph of the Building: The central focus is a photograph of a building with classical architecture. The building boasts a prominent dome with a visible clock face. Illuminated columns line the front facade, emphasizing its grandeur. Graphic Art Image Prompt: The image prompts us to imagine an alternate view of this architectural gem under different lighting conditions. We could emphasize its structural details while incorporating elements that reflect Alabama’s cultural heritage. In summary, this captivating cover art combines aesthetics, history, and architectural beauty, making it a fitting representation for “Alabama Heritage” magazine.

Issue 24, Spring 1992

  • Taxes, Taxes, Taxes: The History of a Problem
  • Old Mobile Ironwork
  • Praying for the President
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This image depicts the cover of a magazine titled “Alabama Heritage” from the Winter 1992 issue, numbered 23. The magazine is published quarterly by the University of Alabama. Here are the key elements: Magazine Title: The top portion displays the title “Alabama Heritage” in a cursive blue font. Publication Information: Below the title, smaller black text indicates that it is “PUBLISHED QUARTERLY BY THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA.” Central Image: The central image features a person dressed in historical attire. The person wears a red turban with black tassels. Their outfit includes green and red elements with intricate gold detailing. A white flower is pinned near their shoulder. Issue Details: At the bottom left corner, it states “Winter 1992,” indicating the season and year of this issue. Adjacent to this, on the right side, is “Number 23,” signifying the magazine’s 23rd edition. Price: The bottom right corner displays the price as “.00.” Overall, this intriguing image captures a censored portrait on an old magazine cover, inviting curiosity about its original content and historical context.

Issue 23, Winter 1992

  • The Creek Prophetic Movement
  • The Cattle Egret
  • Endangered Aristocrats
  • Julia S. Tutwiler: Years of Experience
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This appears to be a cover of "Alabama HERITAGE" magazine. The word "Alabama" is in an elegant script writing in bright red. The word "HERITAGE" is below in all black. There is additional text that is unable to be seen. Also on the image is a sketch of a man raising a fist with the words "AVENGE December 7" in a red color. The background is dark and ominous. It looks as if it could be a movie poster. In the bottom right corner is a bright white-yellow spot that looks as if there was an explosion.

Issue 22, Fall 1991

  • Alabamians at Pearl Harbor
  • The Federal Road: Tourists in the Creek Nation
  • Excerpts from Travels in North America
  • Julia S. Tutwiler: Years of Innocence
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The image appears to be the cover of a publication titled “Alabama HERITAGE.” The central visual element, a sketched woman’s head and shoulders. She has shoulder length hair that is dark and wavy. She has blunt full bangs. It appears that she also is wearing a headband, possibly light pink in color. At the top, the elegant fonts display the title “Alabama HERITAGE.” There is additional text at the bottom, but it is too small to read clearly. The background has an aged paper texture, giving it an antique appearance.

Issue 21, Summer 1991

  • Daughters of the South
  • Alabama Gold: Golden Harvest of the Piedmont
  • The 1948 Keller Super Chief: Aero-Engineered Auto for Tomorrow
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