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GPS to Cullman Community Archery Park. I 65 Exit 299, East on Co Rd 490 about 4.5 milesAlabama Heritage is proud to bring to you a selection of the places designated as perilous. Please keep your comments to information relevant to the featured place in peril. Alabama Heritage reserves the right to delete any comment that we deem inappropriate. Places in Peril Home. Archives. May 2023Alabama Heritage Box 870342 Tuscaloosa, AL 35487 Local (205) 348-7467 Toll-Free (877) 925-2323 [email protected]. Home About Shop Books ...Alabama Heritage continues to be intertwined with the missions and welfare of numerous organizations around the state. Closely allied with the Alabama Bicentennial Commission, Alabama Heritage produced special commemorative issues to help celebrate Alabama’s 200th birthday as a territory and state, which culminated in its first-ever book, …Alabama 200 Launches This Spring. By Jay Lamar. 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Davis opened readers’ eyes to the fascinating story of the African American pilots who performed so bravely and admirably in World War II but faded from history for decades.Alabama Heritage ’s resident naturalist humorously traces the history of his backyard wisteria—and his heroic quest to vanquish it. About the Author Larry Davenport is Paul N. Propst Professor of Natural Sciences at Samford University and co-author (with Ken Wills) of Exploring Wild Alabama (University of Alabama Press, 2016). Friends of Alabama Heritage is a support group created in 1996 by a group of loyal and devoted subscribers to ensure the continued publication of Alabama Heritage.We continue to grow the value of Alabama Heritage by expanding our content with more stories, a robust website with bonus materials, and a vibrant social media presence. Editor. Susan E. Reynolds, PhD, officially took on the role of editor of Alabama Heritage in 2021. 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As a student completing degrees in …Learn about the history and mission of the Alabama Historical Commission, which was created in 1966 to protect and promote Alabama's historic places. The Commission …Catherine Jackson Obituary. It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Catherine Jackson of Montgomery, Alabama, who passed away on September 24, 2023, at the age of 88, leaving to mourn family and friends. Leave a sympathy message to the family on the memorial page of Catherine Jackson to pay them a last tribute.Jul 7, 2017 · Explore the history of Alabama from its territorial days to statehood in 1819 through a series of articles by experts. Learn about the political, economic, social, and cultural developments that shaped the state's identity and heritage. Alabama's Endangered Historic Landmarks Each year since 1994, Alabama Heritage has highlighted threatened historic sites throughout Alabama. 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