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- 1918 influenza pandemic survivor interview: Mrs. Agnes Gatlin
- 2007 Mar 19
- Mrs. Gatlin tells about the many people that were sick in her community during the 1918 flu outbreak. Those that were infected were deathly sick and bed-ridden. Others were fearful that they too may become infected with the flu during this time....
- Alabama Audio-Visual Collection
- 1918 influenza pandemic survivor interview: Mrs. Edna Register Boone
- 2007 May 17
- Mrs. Boone, 100 year-old resident of Mobile, tells how her family was the only family in a small rural Alabama area that did not contract the flu during the 1918 flu outbreak. Mrs. Boone's family all became responders in her community. Her parents...
- Alabama Audio-Visual Collection
- The Alabama Historical Quarterly, Vol. 07, No. 01, Spring Issue 1945.
- 1945
- Pages 5-150.
- Alabama Historical Quarterly
- The Alabama Historical Quarterly, Vol. 07, No. 02, Summer Issue 1945.
- 1945
- Pages 156-331.
- Alabama Historical Quarterly
- The Alabama Historical Quarterly, Vol. 07, No. 03, Fall Issue 1945.
- 1945
- Pages 336-468.
- Alabama Historical Quarterly
- The Alabama Historical Quarterly, Vol. 07, No. 04, Winter Issue 1945.
- 1945
- Pages 473-675.
- Alabama Historical Quarterly
- Samuel Henry Andrews, Jr. World War I photograph album.
- 1917-1919 circa
- This album contains images of United States Army soldiers training and working during World War I. It also includes scenes of France and Germany during the war, and scenes of New York City and Washington, D.C. after the soldiers returned to the...
- Alabama Photographs and Pictures Collection
- "'Clay-Bank,' the Oldest Church in Dale County Near Ozark, Ala."
- "Clay-Bank Church, built in 1829 and open to all denominations, became a Methodist Episcopal Church, South, in 1831; rebuilt in 1852. Reunions by decendants (sic) of the Dowling, Andrews and Matthews families are held annually the first Sunday in...
- Alabama Photographs and Pictures Collection
- "'Tumble In' Club Members Dress Up for Formal St. Patrick's Day Dance."
- 1945
- "'Tumble In' Youth Center at Decatur, Alabama, decorated for St. Patrick's formal dance. The center is sponsored jointly by the Decatur Recreation Commission and St. Johns Episcopal Church. Opening December with 75 boys and girls it now boasts 236...
- Alabama Photographs and Pictures Collection
- "A sketch of the Cherokee disposition towards runing [sic] the boundary line of Georgia thro their country."
- 1826 August 31 - September 1
- Account written by Richard Blount (while serving on the Georgia-Alabama Boundary Survey Commission) describing the Cherokees' negative reaction to the boundary survey. Blount met with Cherokee representatives to defend the work: "We are sent here...
- Alabama Textual Materials Collection
- "Albert P. Brewer, Governor of Alabama."
- "Albert Brewer was elected Lt. Governor of Alabama without opposition in the general election on Nov. 8, 1966. In January, 1963 he was elected Speaker of the House of Representatives and was the youngest (age 34) ever elected to this high post. He...
- Alabama Photographs and Pictures Collection
- "An Old Man A Convict."
- 1901 April 28
- Letter from James Foster, a 68-year-old prisoner in Wetumpka, Alabama, to Governor W. J. Samford. In the letter Foster asks the governor to grant him parole. He acknowledges his guilt but argues that his good behavior makes him a worthy candidate...
- Alabama Textual Materials Collection
- "At Capitol Heights during the reign of Professor Smith."
- 1920 circa
- Two girls sitting under a flower-covered arch at Capitol Heights School in Montgomery, Alabama, possibly during a May Day celebration.
- Alabama Photographs and Pictures Collection
- "Best Wishes from Miss Baker."
- "Miss Baker, the first lady of space, is on exhibit at the Alabama Space and Rocket Center. Miss Baker was the first monkey to survive a journey into space on May 28, 1959. She lives at the world's largest space exhibit in a special monkeynaut...
- Alabama Photographs and Pictures Collection
- "Between 100 and 150 U.S. Subjects Lost Lives when Giant Liner Sank."
- 1915 May 8
- "Total Loss of Life Is at Least 1,214 and It May Exceed 1300 When Figures Are Final." This article discusses the expected number of dead passengers from the Lusitania, and it lists recently reported survivors.
- Alabama Textual Materials Collection
- "Boys' room bright with patriotic colors."
- 1975 May 25
- Inside the Governor's Mansion. Newspaper photo accompanies article: "Governor's Mansion Now Can Be Source of Pride." From the Montgomery Advertiser - Journal, May 25, 1979.
- Alabama Photographs and Pictures Collection
- "Capitol Heights during the reign of Professor Smith."
- 1920 circa
- Students at Capitol Heights School in Montgomery, Alabama, posing in costumes, possibly for a May Day celebration.
- Alabama Photographs and Pictures Collection
- "City Commission Determined to Keep Parks Segregated."
- 1958 December 23
- This article discusses efforts in Montgomery to maintain segregated city parks: "...commissioners here, served with a copy of a complaint filed by Negroes in U.S. District Court, repeated earlier statements that come what may, parks in Montgomery...
- Alabama Textual Materials Collection
- "Commission from the State of Alabama."
- 1861 January 9
- Letter from L. W. Garrott and Robert H. Smith of Alabama, to the governor and legislature of North Carolina. Garrott and Smith explain that because of the recent election of a Republican president, the governor of Alabama has called for a...
- Alabama Textual Materials Collection
- "Crash May Liven Business."
- 1929 October 30
- "Many Branches Of Trade To Be Benefited, View Of Fiscal Officials." This article suggests that the recent stock market crash will benefit many businesses because of resulting "easy money rates, accompanied by a rejuvenated bond market and a...
- Alabama Textual Materials Collection