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In 2012 son Amos and I made a day trip to some historic sites in Montgomery. We saw a couple of other places as well, including the Clanton ... -
I recently ran across one of those fascinating tidbits of Alabama history worth sharing here. In Wayne Ruple's book Cleburne County [ I... -
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On a blog by author BV Lawson called In Reference to Murder , I recently read a review of Hugh Cosgro Weir's 1914 short story collectio... -
Although he wrote novels and other types of stories, Tom Roan is best known as the author of hundreds of stories published in the western p... -
For many years now the Ringling Brothers Barnum & Bailey Circus has appeared in Birmingham for a stand in late January. Tha... -
I recently made a visit to the Pelham Cemetery and thought I would share some of what I found. Cemeteries can be places for solemn reflecti... -
John Wesely Hardin is a rather unusual figure in the history of the American West. Yes, he was a Texas gunfighter and outlaw who claimed to...
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This weekend has been definitely unusual for us. Marty and I rarely ever get to do anything without kids. We definitely don't mind it,... -
No, I'm not referring to a showing of Gone with the Wind. That film first appeared in Birmingham on January 31, 1940, at the Ritz Theat...
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