Issues 81-90

The image appears to be the cover of a magazine titled “Alabama Heritage.” Here are the details: The magazine’s title, “Alabama Heritage,” is displayed prominently at the top in white text against a dark background. Below the title, there’s an illustration or photograph of an antique judge’s gavel viewed from above. The gavel’s head is centered, and the handle points upwards. The gavel is set against a lighter background. Additional white text at the bottom reads: “Published by The University of Alabama & The University of Alabama at Birmingham & The Alabama Department of Archives and History.” A rectangular brownish-red block partially obscures part of the gavel’s head and some background details.

Issue 90, Fall 2008

  • Lillies, Jaybirds, and George: The Art in Mose T’s Trees
  • Honorary Degrees for the Alabama Corps of Cadets
  • Captives of Consumption: Alabama’s Battle with Tuberculosis
  • Places in Peril 2008: Alabama’s Endangered Historic Landmarks
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The cover of the “Alabama Heritage” magazine, Issue Number 89 from Summer 2008, features a captivating illustration. Here’s what I can discern: Foreground Scene: A woman, dressed in traditional attire (including a bonnet), stands in the foreground. She is pouring liquid from a kettle into a barrel. Background Scene: Two men are working behind the woman: One man is chopping wood. The other tends to smoke rising from an outdoor furnace or kiln. The expansive landscape includes trees and open fields under a blue sky with scattered clouds. Text on the Cover: The words “ALABAMA HERITAGE” appear prominently. Additional text reads: “PUBLISHED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA PRESS” and “ISSUES AND HISTORY.” The image seems to depict historical activities related to rural life or early industry in Alabama. It aligns with the magazine’s theme of heritage and history.

Issue 89, Summer 2008

  • Final Resistance: Creek Removal from the Alabama Homeland
  • Patriotism Over Propriety: Confederate Nurse Kate Cumming
  • John Augustus Walker and the Historical Panorama of Alabama Agriculture
  • The Oasis: German POWs at Fort McClellan 
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The image appears to be the cover of a magazine titled “ALABAMA HERITAGE.” The issue number and date, “NUMBER 88, SPRING 2008,” are mentioned at the top. The cover features a portrait of an individual wearing what seems to be a military uniform with decorative buttons. Below the portrait, there is text that reads: “PUBLISHED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA, THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AT BIRMINGHAM, AND THE ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF ARCHIVES AND HISTORY.” The background color surrounding the text and image is black.

Issue 88, Spring 2008

  • Teaching Tombstones in Tuscaloosa County
  • Five Hours At Sulphur Trestle Fort
  • Emory O. Jackson: The Voice of Black Birmingham
  • Creating Community In Alabama
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The image is the cover of a magazine titled “Alabama Heritage,” specifically issue number 128 from Winter 2018. The top portion features white text against a black background, which reads “ALABAMA HERITAGE.” Below this, there’s a captivating photograph that provides an interior view of an old brick structure. The bricks exhibit various shades of red and orange, suggesting age and historical significance. The architecture includes multiple archways leading into different sections or rooms. Despite the dim lighting, the texture and pattern of the brickwork are clearly visible. Additionally, the magazine cover bears the following text: “PUBLISHED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA, THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AT BIRMINGHAM, AND THE ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF ARCHIVES AND HISTORY.”

Issue 87, Winter 2008

  • Fort Morgan: Guardian of the Bay
  • Ruby Pickens Tartt: Citizen of the World
  • Richard Coe’s Birmingham
  • William Stanley Hoole: A Man of Letters 
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The image appears to be the cover of a magazine titled “ALABAMA HERITAGE.” The cover features two individuals, their faces obscured by gray rectangles for privacy. The person on the left wears a floral-patterned dress, while the one on the right is in a dark suit with a light-colored shirt and dark tie. The gold background complements the composition. Below the image, there’s additional text: “PUBLISHED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA, THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AT BIRMINGHAM, AND THE ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF ARCHIVES AND HISTORY.”

Issue 86, Fall 2007

  • Hank Williams: The Hillbilly Shakespeare
  • Of Circuit Riders and Camp Meetings, Missionaries and Methodists
  • Honing Heredity: Alabama and the Eugenics Movement
  • Places in Peril: Alabama’s Endangered Historic Landmarks for 2007
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The image is the cover of “Alabama Heritage” magazine, Issue Number 85, published in Summer 2007. Visual Description: The cover features a black and white photograph. An individual stands in the foreground, The person holds a small sign with the number “7053.” The individual wears what appears to be a vintage suit with wide lapels. The background is nondescript and dark, emphasizing the person in the foreground. Text on the Cover: At the top of the magazine, it reads “Alabama Heritage.” Smaller text indicates that it’s published by “The University of Alabama,” “The University of Alabama at Birmingham,” and the “Alabama Department of Archives and History.” Optical Character Recognition (OCR) Results: The following text was extracted from the image: “AKIMHEN SE. NUMMER ZOJT” “ALABAMA” “HERITAGE” “7053” “PUBLISHED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AT BIRMINGILAM” “AND THE ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF ARCHIVES AND HISTORY”

Issue 85, Summer 2007

  • Rosa Parks: “One of Many Who Would Fight for Freedom.” 
  • Restoring Chaucer Hall: Birmingham’s Swann-Coleman House
  • Brookside: A “Wild West Town” in Alabama
  • Tragic Melodrama: The Life of Stephen S. Renfroe, Alabama’s Outlaw Sheriff
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The image appears to be the cover of a magazine titled “ALABAMA HERITAGE.” The cover features a sepia-toned photograph of an individual in a military uniform, with decorative buttons and epaulettes on the shoulders.Below the photograph, there’s additional text that reads: “PUBLISHED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA, THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AT BIRMINGHAM, AND THE ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF ARCHIVES AND HISTORY.” The magazine is from the summer of 2007, issue number 84.

Issue 84, Spring 2007

  • Captain Oates and His Red-Shirted Boys
  • Montevallo: Mound in a Valley
  • Shot Seen ’Round the World: The Tommy Langston Photo
  • Ornamental Ironwork: Signature of Antebellum Mobile
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The image features the cover of a magazine titled “Alabama Heritage.” Here are the key elements: Title and Issue Information: The main title, “ALABAMA HERITAGE,” is prominently displayed in large white letters against a black background. The issue number is “83,” and it’s the Winter 2007 edition. The price is listed as “SIX DOLLARS.” Cover Art: The cover art depicts multiple figures, likely African American individuals, in various poses. Their faces are obscured intentionally, with patches of brown color covering them. The figures wear white clothing and stand against a darker background, possibly an interior space or night sky. Additional Text: Below the main title, there’s additional text: “PUBLISHED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA, THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AT BIRMINGHAM, AND THE ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF ARCHIVES AND HISTORY.” Overall, this image represents a publication related to Alabama’s history and heritage.

Issue 83, Winter 2007

  • A Traitor in the Wilderness: The Arrest of Aaron Burr
  • The Price of Progress: The Lost Towns of Pickwick Reservoir
  • Before the Flood: Emergency Archaeology in the Tennessee Valley
  • Howard Cook: Portraits of Alabama Life
  • “Another Kind of March”: Billy Graham in Civil Rights Era Alabama 
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The image features the cover of a magazine titled “ALABAMA HERITAGE” with the issue number “SUMMER 2016” and a price tag of “SIX DOLLARS.” The main focus of the cover is a photograph of an antique ceramic vase with two handles. The vase has a cream or light beige color with some darker spots and streaks, suggesting age or the firing process used in its creation. On its surface, there is a large inscription that reads “1851,” indicating either the year it was made or another significant date related to the vase. The text at the bottom indicates that this publication is “PUBLISHED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AND THE ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF ARCHIVES AND HISTORY.”

Issue 82, Fall 2006

  • Privation and Pride: Life in Blockaded Alabama
  • A Heritage in Clay: The Lineage of Robert Ussery 
  • Ground Zero in the Fire Ant Wars
  • Places in Peril 2006: Alabama’s Endangered Historic Landmarks
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The cover of the magazine is titled “ALABAMA HERITAGE.” The title is in large, bold, white letters against a red background at the top of the page. Below the title, there’s additional text indicating the issue number and price: “NUMBER 39, SUMMER 1995” on the left side, and “SIX DOLLARS” on the right side. The main feature of the cover is a portrait of an individual sitting in a chair. The person wears a dark suit with a tie and has their hands folded over one another. The individual’s face is obscured by a pixelated rectangular block for privacy reasons. In the bottom left corner, there’s small print that reads: “PUBLISHED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AND THE ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF ARCHIVES AND HISTORY.”

Issue 81, Summer 2006

  • Empowering Alabama: The James Mitchell Story
  • Toumlin & Hitchcock, Pioneering Jurists of the Alabama Frontier
  • Alabama’s Vine and Olive Colony: Myth and Fact
  • From Tuskegee to Angkor: The Odyssey of Lucille Douglass
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