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Alabama History:     more books (100)

Game Changers: The Greatest Plays in Alabama Football History (50 Greatest Plays) by Kirk McNair, 2009-10-10 Historic Alabama Hotels and Resorts by James Sulzby, 1989-01-30 After Wallace: The 1986 Contest for Governor and Political Change in Alabama by Patrick R. Cotter, James Glen Stovall, 2009-09-28 Hidden History of North Alabama by Jacquelyn Procter Reeves, 2010-05-06 Bourbon Democracy in Alabama, 1874-1890 (Library Alabama Classics) by Allen J. Going, 1992-04-02 The Repudiation Of State Debts: A Study In The Financial History Of Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Louisiana, ... Tennessee, Minnesota, Michigan And Virginia by William A. Scott, 2010-09-10 Planting Hope on Worn-Out Land: History of the Tuskegee Land Utilization Project: Macon County, Alabama, 1935-1959 by Robert G. Pasquill, 2009-01-01 The New Woman in Alabama: Social Reforms and Suffrage, 1890-1920 by Ms. Mary Martha Thomas, 1992-07-30 Alabama Folk Pottery by Joey Brackner, 2006-10-28 Headwaters: A Journey on Alabama Rivers by Beth Maynor Young, John C. Hall, 2009-03-05 Century of Champions: The Centennial History of Alabama Football by Wayne Hester, 1991-06 It is Union and Liberty: Alabama Coal Miners, 1898-1998 From Civil War to Civil Rights, Alabama 1860-1960: An Anthology from The Alabama Review by Sarah Woolfolk Wiggins, 1987-10-30 Moundville (Alabama The Forge of History) by John H. Blitz, 2008-05-28

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61. Alabama History
    Alabama Department of Archives and History. Alabama General HistoricalInformation – includes Alabama timeline, counties, state  
    http://www.hoover.lib.al.us/reflinks/a_his.htm

62. Kudzu In Alabama History, Uses, And Control
    Title Kudzu in alabama history, Uses, and Control. Author(s) Everest,John W.; Miller, James H.; Ball, Donald M.; Patterson, Mike. Date 1999.  
    http://www.srs.fs.fed.us/pubs/viewpub.jsp?index=2341

63. Alabama History - Maddox Genealogy
    The pioneer families that came to Alabama were of sturdy stock, people who were TheMaddox name had rich roots in the early history of Calhoun County (formerly  
    http://www.birch.net/~gbyron/kin/south/alabama.html
    
    Extractions: In March of 1817, Congress divided the Mississippi Territory, and in December of that year the western portion became the state of Mississippi. The portion east of the new state became Alabama Territory. The greater portion of the new territory was still in the possession of the Indians. The very heart of the area became, by treaty, the property of the United States Government. Alabama was "good land." The things that make it so are excellent climate, an abundance of water, superior soil, majestic forests, and a variety of fish, birds, wild game, and fur-bearing animals. When the first men came to settle Alabama, the Muscogees were occupying the greater portion of the state By 1818, emigrants from Virginia, the Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, and Kentucky poured into the new territory. Settling in St. Clair County, among others, were the Maddoxes. The pioneer families that came to Alabama were of sturdy stock, people who were seeking new homes in the wilderness. Very few of them wanted to become wealthy land owners. Most of them brought families and slaves, if they had any. The Maddox name had rich roots in the early history of Calhoun County (formerly called Benton County). John Maddox was appointed as one of the

64. Alabama History And Genealogy
    alabama history and Genealogy Resource. On a popular search enginethe keywords “alabama history “and“Alabama Genealogy”each  
    http://alabamatotem.org/directory/alabama.htm

65. Hope Hull, Alabama History, Trivia And Facts
    Hope Hull, Alabama's History, Trivia and Facts where you can learn American historyand play our trivia game. Welcome to Hometown USA. Internet Specials  
    http://www.hometownusa.com/al/history/Hope_Hull.html
    
    Extractions: These History, Trivia and Facts Pages are a new addition to our system so don't be surprised if we don't have much of anything for this hometown yet. If you know any tidbits of information about this hometown, such as, how it got its name or some information about its history, please let us know about it by filling out the form at the bottom of the page. Would you like to test your smarts with our trivia game? If so Click Here to learn more.

66. Cullman, Alabama History, Trivia And Facts
    Cullman, Alabama's History, Trivia and Facts where you can learn American historyand play our trivia game. Welcome to Hometown USA. Internet Specials  
    http://www.hometownusa.com/al/history/Cullman.html
    
    Extractions: These History, Trivia and Facts Pages are a new addition to our system so don't be surprised if we don't have much of anything for this hometown yet. If you know any tidbits of information about this hometown, such as, how it got its name or some information about its history, please let us know about it by filling out the form at the bottom of the page. Would you like to test your smarts with our trivia game? If so Click Here to learn more.

67. Alabama History
    Movers by State, 200302-08. Main Regional North_America United_States By_State Alabama alabama history. Alabama Department  
    http://www.topmovingcompanies.com/directory/996515070/Alabama

68. Genealogy:  Alabama History
    alabama history and Facts If you find this site helpful, be sure tobookmark it and share it with others! Bounded by the Gulf of  
    http://www.geneasearch.com/facts/al.htm
    
    Extractions: Alabama history and information for your genealogy research and the names of certain government employees or officials. Search for Ancestors Low Cost Internet Bounded by the Gulf of Mexico on the south, and by the states of Florida on the south, Georgia on the east, Tennessee on the north, and Mississippi on the west, Alabama Territory was created in 1817 and was granted statehood in 1819. The capital is Montgomery.

69. State Of Alabama - Governor Bob Riley
    (coming soon), alabama history, Visit Dept. Discover Alabama's history andthose who shaped it at the Alabama Department of Archives and History.  
    http://www.governor.state.al.us/
    
    Extractions: Chamber in the Capitol. Full Story Audio Riley Keeps Pledge to Provide Unprecedented Disclosure of Governor’s Office Operations Tuesday, April 01 - Montgomery – Providing unprecedented disclosure through a move that breaks the tradition of several administrations, Gov. Bob Riley on Tuesday voluntarily posted on his state website a detailed accounting of expenditures from the Governor’s Contingency Fund as well as a full listing of all trips he, his wife, First Lady Patsy Lady, or his immediate staff have taken on state owned aircraft. Full Story Riley To Expedite State Income Tax Refunds Monday, March 31 - Gov. Bob Riley announced Monday that he will submit legislation to require the state to pay individual income tax refunds in a timely manner.

70. Alabama State Symbols Capital Constitution Flags Maps Song
    Visitors can learn about alabama's capital city, famous residents, climate, colleges, constitution, economy and geography. Use the maps. Highway Markers alabama   Resource Manual. history Historical   history Channel   Civil War   alabama Heritage  
    http://www.50states.com/alabama.htm
    
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71. Alabama, State, United States
    Article from the Columbia Encyclopedia. Hyperlinked to more information.Category Regional North America Society and Culture history Education; history; Bibliography. Previous alabama, indigenous peopleof North America, Next alabama, river, United States. The Columbia  
    http://www.infoplease.com/ce5/CE001046.html

72. Page Has Moved
    reorganized College of Arts and Sciences. 1910 The alabama Museum ofNatural history in Smith Hall dedicated. Smith Hall served as a  
    http://about.ua.edu/history.html

73. Alabama Wildlife Rehabilitation Center
    An outdoor park with an elevated walkway for public viewing where injured and orphaned wild creatures are cared for. Includes services, programs, newsletters, case histories, membership, volunteer and job opportunities and history.  
    http://www.alawildliferehab.org/
    
    Extractions: Adopt an Animal! Helping Wild Creatures in Need Located in Oak Mountain State Park, the Alabama Wildlife Rehabilitation Center is Alabama's oldest and largest wildlife rehabilitation center. More than 3,000 injured and orphaned wild creatures are cared for each year, including almost 2,000 birds representing more than 100 species. Thousands more are aided across Alabama through the Center's 24-hour Wildlife Hotline , which provides advice and assistance on all kinds of wildlife problems and emergencies. The Center is open to the public for self-guiding tours, and features the Treetop Nature Trail. A beautiful, elevated walkway in the woods, the trail offers close-up views of non-releasable hawks and owls in natural habitat enclosures built among and around the trees. The Alabama Wildlife Center receives no public funds, and is supported by the contributions of time, money, goods and services of our members and volunteers. Internship Available! The Alabama Wildlife Rehabilitation Center is currently offering a paid i nternship in the field of Avian Rehabilitation to begin July 1 Click here for more details.

74. 6th Alabama Infantry, CSA
    Regimental history, rosters, personal biographies, photographs, timelines.  
    http://home.att.net/~jamesdallen/6th_Alabama/6th_Alabama_We1.htm

75. Discovering Alabama - History
    on the interdisciplinary aspects of nature and natural history to enrich, vitalize,and complement required academic content. Discovering alabama programs are  
    http://www.discoveringalabama.com/history.html
    
    Extractions: Discovering Alabama is based on an educational philosophy that emphasizes development of the whole student, academically, personally, and as a productive citizen. The series capitalizes on the interdisciplinary aspects of nature and natural history to enrich, vitalize, and complement required academic content. Discovering Alabama programs are correlated with the State Exit Exam and with the Alabama Courses of Study. For further information on how Discovering Alabama is correlated with state requirements, please contact us

76. Black Warriors Path/Mitchell Trace Danville, Alabama (History)
    A team of researchers is developing a site that will present US history in thecontext of Find Recreation Throughout alabama With Verizon SuperPages.com.  
    http://www.ohwy.com/al/b/blwapamt.htm
    
    Extractions: This path that ran from Fort Mitchell in Russell County to Fort Hampton in Limestone County served as the removal route for 2500 Creek Indians and was traveled by Davy Crockett during the Creek Indian War. Find similar pages at History Lowest Rates and Free candid reviews for Danville at Tripadvisor.com. Visit Online Highways' interactive American History project. A team of researchers is developing a site that will present U.S. history in the context of present day travel.

77. The American Village Montevallo, Alabama (History)
    Washington, the alabama Power Voting Experie nce, the Rising Sun Chair, the President'sOval Office, and other engaging exhibits. Find similar pages at history  
    http://www.ohwy.com/al/a/amvimont.htm
    
    Extractions: Visitors can join costumed historical interpreters as a Nation is born and a Constitution is framed. Learn how the words "We the People" have come to include all Americans. Explore the historically-inspired buildings of The American Village, including Washington Hall which is patterned after George Washington's historic Mount Vernon. Stroll the Village's Constitution Green and Southern Living Colonial Gardens. Experience Houdon's masterful statue of Washington, the Alabama Power Voting Experie nce, the Rising Sun Chair, the President's Oval Office, and other engaging exhibits. Find similar pages at History Lowest Rates and Free candid reviews for Montevallo at Tripadvisor.com. Visit Online Highways' interactive American History project. A team of researchers is developing a site that will present U.S. history in the context of present day travel.

78. College Of Arts And Sciences -- Alabama State University
    http://www.alasu.edu/coas/departments/hispolscience/

79. Genealogy Of Hale County Alabama - History
    Hale County was created by the alabama Legislature on Jan 30, 1867. It wasnamed for Lt. Col. Hale County is located in west central alabama.  
    http://www.halecoal.org/history.html
    
    Extractions: Hale County was created by the Alabama Legislature on Jan 30, 1867. It was named for Lt. Col. Stephen Fowler Hale , a Confederate Officer from Greene County , killed at Gaines' Mill VA. Hale County is located in west central Alabama. Much of the newly formed county had been the part of Greene County east of the Black Warrior River. This river is the boundary between Greene and Hale today. The remainder of Hale County was taken from Perry County Marengo County , and Tuscaloosa County . Hale County also borders Bibb County and many early Hale County residents are in old Bibb County records. The county seat is Greensboro, Alabama which has a good selection of records since 1867. Prior to that, you will need to check all the parent counties to find your ancestors. Designed by Rosetta Networking Systems, Inc.

80. Sigma Chi - South Alabama, University Of - Eta Epsilon Chapter
    Located in Mobile, alabama. Includes a brothers list, pictures, events, rush information, history, guestbook, and an alumni directory.  
    http://www.southalabama.edu/sigmachi/Connell.htm

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