There are many of blocks like this that still remain which date from the 1850s and 1860s. Can you guess what they were used for? During the late 1850s and 1860s these blocks were used to stamp embroidery and braiding … Read More
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- Historic Montgomery, Alabama Theatre partially collapses and is now being demolished
- Patron+ On February 22, 1825, William Rufus King wrote this letter to the Governor of Alabama
- Patron – In 1884, these citizens needed witnesses to prove their homestead continuous homestead in Cullman County, Alabama
- Biography: General George Whitfield Crabb born February 22, 1804
- Patron+ GOOD OLE DAYS: First highways in Alabama were only beaten trails and sometimes travelers were entangled in vegetation
- Biography: Thurston Harvey Allen born Feb. 22, 1864
- Biography: Miles Clayton Allgood born February 22, 1878
- Do you know anyone who participated in this local movie in 1929?
- Patron+ Marion County – the sad death of old mare Jenney and her colt from 1817
- Patron – Personal Notes from the Shelby County Iron Works, Alabama – 1883