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  • Time Period: 1820-1829
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Gabriel Moore.

Gabriel Moore.
William Rufus King.

William Rufus King.
Sarah Maron Smith, mother of Dr. Neal Smith.

Sarah Maron Smith, mother of Dr. Neal Smith.
John Coffee

John Coffee
John Williams Walker.

John Williams Walker.
Portrait of Charles G. Gunter.

Portrait of Charles G. Gunter.
"Push-Ma-Ta-Ha, Chactan Warrior."

"Push-Ma-Ta-Ha, Chactan Warrior."
"Map of the United States and Canada Shewing [sic] Captn. Hall's Route through those...

"Map of the United States and Canada Shewing [sic] Captn. Hall's Route through those Countries in...
"Two Slave Drivers and a Backwoodsman with His Rifle."

"Two Slave Drivers and a Backwoodsman with His Rifle."
"A Family Group in the Interior of the State of Georgia."

"A Family Group in the Interior of the State of Georgia."
"American Stage Coach."

"American Stage Coach."
"Steam-Boat on the Mississippi."

"Steam-Boat on the Mississippi."
Wallpaper depicting the Vine and Olive Colony, an early French settlement near present-day...

Wallpaper depicting the Vine and Olive Colony, an early French settlement near present-day...
Wallpaper depicting the Vine and Olive Colony, an early French settlement near present-day...

Wallpaper depicting the Vine and Olive Colony, an early French settlement near present-day...
Photograph of 1824 map of Alabama.

Photograph of 1824 map of Alabama.
Photograph of a land grant signed by Andrew Jackson in 1824.

Photograph of a land grant signed by Andrew Jackson in 1824.
Photograph of the original land grant of the city of Selma, Alabama, dated November 24, 1823.

Photograph of the original land grant of the city of Selma, Alabama, dated November 24, 1823.
Andrew Dexter.

Andrew Dexter.
Drawing of Lewis Tavern in Macon County, Alabama.

Drawing of Lewis Tavern in Macon County, Alabama.
John Crowell.

John Crowell.
Portrait of David Hubbard.

Portrait of David Hubbard.
Portrait of John McKee.

Portrait of John McKee.
Portrait of John Crowell.

Portrait of John Crowell.
Portrait of Andrew Dexter.

Portrait of Andrew Dexter.
Self portrait of Joseph Thoits Moore.

Self portrait of Joseph Thoits Moore.
Official portrait of William Wyatt Bibb, first governor of Alabama.

Official portrait of William Wyatt Bibb, first governor of Alabama.
Official portrait of Thomas Bibb, second governor of Alabama.

Official portrait of Thomas Bibb, second governor of Alabama.
Official portrait of John Murphy, fourth governor of Alabama.

Official portrait of John Murphy, fourth governor of Alabama.
Official portrait of Gabriel Moore, fifth governor of Alabama.

Official portrait of Gabriel Moore, fifth governor of Alabama.
Mary Freeman Bibb, wife of William Wyatt Bibb, the first governor of Alabama.

Mary Freeman Bibb, wife of William Wyatt Bibb, the first governor of Alabama.
Official portrait of Governor John Murphy.

Official portrait of Governor John Murphy.
Portrait of Governor Israel Pickens.

Portrait of Governor Israel Pickens.
John Coffee.

John Coffee.
Samuel Pickens.

Samuel Pickens.
Pushmataha, Choctaw Indian chief.

Pushmataha, Choctaw Indian chief.
Sequoyah, inventor of the Cherokee syllabary.

Sequoyah, inventor of the Cherokee syllabary.
"Yoholo-Micco."

"Yoholo-Micco."
"Mistippee."

"Mistippee."
"Paddy Carr."

"Paddy Carr."
"Timpoochee Barnard."

"Timpoochee Barnard."
"Tustennuggee Emathla."

"Tustennuggee Emathla."
"Me-na-wa."

"Me-na-wa."
"John Ridge."

"John Ridge."
"Se-loc-ta."

"Se-loc-ta."
"Asseola."

"Asseola."
Portrait of William McIntosh, chief of the Lower Creek Indians in Georgia.

Portrait of William McIntosh, chief of the Lower Creek Indians in Georgia.
Official portrait of Thomas Bibb, second governor of Alabama.

Official portrait of Thomas Bibb, second governor of Alabama.
Mules pulling a rolling hogshead.

Mules pulling a rolling hogshead.
"McIntosh, a Creek Chief."

"McIntosh, a Creek Chief."
Portrait of Charles Tait, the first federal district court judge appointed in Alabama.

Portrait of Charles Tait, the first federal district court judge appointed in Alabama.

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