Issues 41-50

Visual Description: The image appears to be a cover of a magazine or brochure titled “ALABAMA HERITAGE.” The central visual element is a serene photograph of a misty lake surrounded by trees. In the distance, a person is seen paddling gently in a canoe across the calm waters. The overall scene evokes a sense of peaceful solitude and natural beauty. Design Elements: The title “ALABAMA HERITAGE” is prominently displayed at the top in bold, white letters against a dark green background. Below the title, there’s an atmospheric photograph capturing the tranquil lake scene. Mist hovers above the water surface, adding to the ethereal quality of the image. The trees with dense foliage encircle the lake, their silhouettes reflecting softly on the water. The lone individual canoeing enhances the theme of solitude and connection with nature. Text Details: At the bottom of the image, there’s text that indicates this publication is produced by two universities. Unfortunately, the exact content of the text is not entirely legible, but it likely mentions the involvement of the University of Alabama and the University of Alabama at Birmingham.

Issue 50, Fall 1998

  • Alabama’s Heart River: The Cahaba
  • Eugenia Levy Phillips vs. The United States of America
  • Places in Peril: Alabama’s Endangered Historic Landmarks for 1998
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The image appears to be the cover of a magazine titled “Alabama Heritage.” Central Focus: The main feature is a striking photograph of an astronaut standing on the moon’s surface. Astronaut: The astronaut is fully suited up, wearing a space helmet and reflecting the lunar landscape. Their shadow is cast on the moon’s surface. Earth in Space: Behind the astronaut, we see Earth suspended in the dark void of space, providing context for the lunar setting. Title: Bold white letters at the top read “ALABAMA HERITAGE.” Additional Text: At the bottom, there’s text indicating that this publication is produced by universities in Alabama. The magazine cover evokes a sense of wonder, adventure, and historical significance. The juxtaposition of the astronaut on the moon with Earth in the background captures the spirit of space exploration and human achievement. The text snippet you provided mentions that “ALABAMA HERITAGE” is published by the University of Alabama and the University of Alabama at Birmingham.

Issue 49, Summer 1998

  • Famous Men: Walker Evans’ Photographs of Hale County Sharecroppers
  • Huntsville and the Space Program Part Two: The Nineteen Sixties
  • The Great West Blocton Town Fire of 1927
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Image Description: The image appears to be the cover of a publication titled “ALABAMA HERITAGE.” The central focus of the cover is an ancient circular artifact with intricate designs. The artifact features a hand in the center, surrounded by various patterns and symbols. The overall color scheme is muted, with earthy tones dominating. The title “ALABAMA HERITAGE” is prominently displayed at the top in white capital letters against a dark brown background. Below the title, there’s additional text in white that reads: “Published by THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AND THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AT BIRMINGHAM.” Text on the Cover: The text on the cover reads: “ALABAMA HERITAGE.” Below the title, there’s more text: “Published by THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AND THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AT BIRMINGHAM.” Artifact Details: The circular artifact appears to be made of sandstone or a similar material. It features intricate carvings or etchings, including the central hand design. The hand design might hold cultural or historical significance. Context: The cover suggests that this issue of “ALABAMA HERITAGE” is dedicated to the University of Alabama and the community of Moundville.

Issue 48, Spring 1998

  • The Moundville Expeditions of C. B. Moore
  • The Lost Capitals of St. Stephens and Cahawba
  • Huntsville and the Space Program: The Beginnings through 1960
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The image appears to be a cover of a publication titled “ALABAMA HERITAGE.” Here are the key elements: Title: “ALABAMA HERITAGE” is prominently displayed at the top in white capital letters against a dark background. Illustration: Below the title, there’s an illustration or artwork showing a silhouette of an individual. The person is dressed in what appears to be 19th-century attire, including a top hat. The silhouette stands next to a tree with bare branches. Background: The background lightly sketches an open landscape, which adds to the historical feel of the image. Text at the Bottom: There’s text at the bottom of the cover indicating that this publication is produced by two universities: “PUBLISHED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AND THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AT BIRMINGHAM.”

Issue 47, Winter 1998

  • Aunt Babe, Uncle Simp, and the Origins of U.S. Highway 31 (The Bee Line Highway)
  • Adventures with the Great Seal of the Confederacy
  • Further Adventures with the Great Seal
  • The Life and Times of D. W. Zorn (The Life of a South Alabama Moonshiner)
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The cover of the publication titled “ALABAMA HERITAGE” features a black and white photograph. Let’s break it down: Title: The bold, red letters at the top read “ALABAMA HERITAGE.” Photograph: Below the title, there’s a black and white photo. It shows an individual wearing what appears to be a pilot’s helmet and goggles. The person is seated in the cockpit of an aircraft. Cockpit Details: Unfortunately, the interior details of the cockpit are not clearly visible due to the focus on the person. Affiliation: At the bottom of the cover, there’s small font text indicating that this publication is produced by both the University of Alabama and the University of Alabama at Birmingham. The text on the cover reads: ALABAMA HERITAGE PUBLISHED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AND THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AT BIRMINGHAM

Issue 46, Fall 1997

  • The Crommelin Brothers
  • D. L. Hightower’s Photographs of a Vanishing World
  • Places in Peril: Alabama’s Endangered Historic Landmarks for 1997
  • Places in Peril Updates
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The image appears to be a magazine cover titled “ALABAMA HERITAGE.” The background is a solid dark green color. In the center, there’s a square cut-out showing a photograph of green leaves. Below the image of the leaves, there’s text that reads “PUBLISHED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AND THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AT BIRMINGHAM.” The magazine cover is dominated by the dark green background. The title “ALABAMA HERITAGE” is displayed in bold white letters at the top. Centered below the title, there’s an inset square photo of vibrant green leaves. The texture and veins of the leaves are clearly visible. At the bottom, in smaller white text, it states that it’s published by two universities in Alabama.

Issue 45, Summer 1997

  • The Wright Connection (The Wright Brothers’ Flying School in Montgomery)
  • Blanche Dean, Naturalist
  • The Intrepid Sanders: Lee’s “Boy Brigadier”
  • Tax Breaks for Owners of Historic Properties.
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The cover of the magazine titled “ALABAMA HERITAGE” features an artwork. The main title, “ALABAMA HERITAGE,” is displayed prominently at the top in white capital letters against a dark purple background. Below the title, there’s an artwork featuring two individuals in an intimate setting. The individuals in the artwork appear to be dressed in historical or period clothing. They are seated on an elegant sofa. The background color surrounding the artwork is dark purple, matching the tone at the top where the title is displayed. At the bottom of the image, there’s text in white letters indicating that this publication is affiliated with two universities: “PUBLISHED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AND THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AT BIRMINGHAM.”

Issue 44, Spring 1997

  • Alabama’s “Bengal Tiger”: Alva Smith Vanderbilt Belmont Chatelaines
  • Jefferson’s “Academical Village” 
  • The Alabama Rotunda
  • Alabama Barns
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The image features the cover of “Alabama Heritage” magazine. The main focus is a portrait painting of an individual. The person in the portrait wears formal attire, including a white shirt and a black coat. Above the portrait, bold white letters spell out “ALABAMA HERITAGE.” Below the portrait, there’s additional text indicating that the publication is affiliated with the University of Alabama and the University of Alabama at Birmingham. The composition includes: A framed portrait painting. The individual in the portrait wears formal clothing. The prominent text “ALABAMA HERITAGE” above the portrait. Smaller text below the portrait mentioning the universities’ affiliation. The overall color scheme appears dark and rich.

Issue 43, Winter 1997

  • Geronimo and the Chiricahua Apaches: The Alabama Years
  • Images of Alabama: Country Churches
  • The Lynching of Willie Baird, Labor and Violence in 1921 Alabama
  • Black Belt Elegance: Late Antebellum Alabama Parlors
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The image appears to be a magazine cover titled “ALABAMA HERITAGE.” The central visual element on the cover is a photograph of a historic building’s cupola. The cupola is made of wood and painted white, with architectural details highlighted in grey. Its roof is dome-shaped and topped with a weathervane. The cupola stands out against a clear blue sky. Red borders frame both the entire magazine cover and the central photograph. At the bottom of the cover, there is text that reads: “ALABAMA HERITAGE PUBLISHED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AND THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AT BIRMINGHAM.

Issue 42, Fall 1996

  • The Wetumpka Astrobleme
  • Clairmont Springs
  • The Confederados: Old South Immigrants in Brazil
  • Places in Peril: Alabama Endangered Historic Landmarks for 1996
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The image features the cover of a magazine or journal titled “Alabama HERITAGE.” Let’s break down the elements: Title: The prominent title “Alabama HERITAGE” is displayed at the top in elegant fonts. Artwork: In the center, there’s an artwork depicting an elderly white woman sitting on an upholstered chair with floral patterns. She is dressed in dark blue clothing and appears to be reading a book. Additional Text: Below the title, there’s more text, but it’s not clear enough to read. The composition suggests a blend of heritage, literature, and mystery.

Issue 41, Summer 1996

  • The Dixie Art Colony
  • The World of Kelly Fitzpatrick
  • Man and Mission: E. B. Gaston and the Fairhope Single Tax Colony
  • General Cleburne and the Emancipation of Slaves
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