Polk was killed at Pine Mountain outside Atlanta on June 14, 1864. This sketch by J. Ricon (done in pencil, ink, and watercolor) is in the museum collection at the Alabama Department of Archives and History.
"Pine pulpwood is shown being conveyed from a 700-foot flume into the barking drums. Conveyor which feeds the barkers is single-chain type. Mill also has an unloading and conveying system to handle truck and hopper cars containing purchased chips."
"Standing as it has for more than a century and a half, with its door open, the building erected by, and used for worship services by the Hardshell Baptist. It is now used on occasion for a funeral service, one Protracted Revival each year, and an...
Grotto of Lourdes at Spring Hill College. Spring Hill College is a Roman Catholic institution, founded by the Jesuits in 1830. It is surrounded by extensive grounds and beautiful, picturesque woods; in the centre of a large pine forest is the...
"Winter Haven Court on Mobile Bay. Beautiful pine shady lots - well drained - 60-90 ft. - 30 ft. patios - all landscaped in azaleas - natural gas - city sewerage - garbage pick-up twice weekly - mail delivered daily - good fishing of all kinds -...
"Home of F.C. Clapp, Barbour County farm agent, four miles from Eufaula on the Baker Hill Road. It is equipped with all modern conveniences and at the rear has a cement pool in the grounds and is framed with lovely pine trees. Mr. Clapp is from...