Issues 71-80

The cover of the magazine “ALABAMA HERITAGE” features an artwork that appears to be a painting. The painting depicts a figure. The figure wears what seems to be a white shirt with puffy sleeves and a green garment that could be interpreted as a vest or jacket. At the top right corner of the cover, there’s text indicating the issue number and season: “Number 80, Spring 2006.” In the bottom left corner, additional text states that this magazine is published by “THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA and THE ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF ARCHIVES AND HISTORY.”

Issue 80, Spring 2006

  • Alabama’s Own: Ten Endemic Fishes
  • The Alabama Cavefish: Our Natural Heritage Imperiled
  • Edward Troye in Alabama
  • Thoroughbred Horses at Muscle Shoals
  • The Hawes Murders
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Issue 79, Winter 2006

  • Defining Moments: In Halls of Ivy
  • The Spanish Conquest of Mobile
  • Byron Arnold and the Folksongs of Alabama
  • When Less Was More: Alabama’s Classic Modern Architecture
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Issue 78, Fall 2005

  • The Wilde Alabama Lecture Circuit
  • An Artistic Blend: Frank and Martha Anderson
  • Louise Wooster, Birmingham’s Magdalen
  • Places in Peril 2005: Alabama’s Endangered Historic Landmarks
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Issue 77, Summer 2005

  • Variations on a Capitol Plan
  • Zitella Cocke: Alabama’s Forgotten Poet
  • Where There’s a Will: The Story of Indian Springs School
  • Alabama Lifestyles and Landscapes: Photography of the Geological Survey
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Issue 76, Spring 2005

  • The Art of Zelda Fitzgerald. The Debutante Flapper
  • The F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald Museum
  • William Benson and the Kowaliga School
  • The Great Mobile Whiskey War
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Issue 75, Winter 2005

  • Bridging the Gulf: The Alabama-Cuba Connection
  • The Wings of Denial: The Alabama Air Guard in the Bay of Pigs
  • Caroline Lee Hentz’s Long Journey
  • A Settlement House in Ensley’s Italian District
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Issue 74, Fall 2004

  • Clabber, Corn Pone, And Cured Hog
  • Spotted Dogs & Speckled Birds
  • William Weatherford and the Road to the Holy Ground 
  • Places in Peril: Alabama’s Endangered Historic Landmarks for 2004
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Issue 73, Summer 2004

  • Etched in Time: The Art of Marian Acker McPherson
  • Comfort Under Control: Alabama’s Textile Mill Villages
  • Juliette Hampton Morgan: From Socialite to Social Activist
  • Camp Rucker During the Second World War
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Issue 72, Spring 2004

  • The Less Things Change: Charles Brooks and the Art of Alabama Politics
  • Alabama and World War One: The Gold Star Collection
  • William Bartram: First Scientist of Alabama
  • Lillian Goodner: Queen of the Sepias
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Issue 71, Winter 2004

  • The Doctors Harrison: A Magnificent Obsession
  • Interrupted Melody: The Attack on Nat “King” Cole
  • Jack the Ripper and a Belle From Mobile
  • The Guards’ Civil War
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