1. Alabama Info The Alabama Information Directory History Learn about Alabama's history or find your Alabama ancestors. Tourism Enjoy the beauty and diversity that Alabama has to offer. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

2. Alabama History On-Line The Official and Statistical Register (OSR) of Alabama and History Information Alabama Department of Archives History http://www.archives.state.al.us/aho.html

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4. Alabama History Information on the history of Alabama including state capitals, constitutions, military history, and Civil War activities. http://huntsville.about.com/od/alabamahistory/

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6. Alabama Genealogy A-G Alabama Dept. of Archives and History alabama history online, military records, This Week in alabama history, family history and genealogy, http://huntsville.about.com/od/alagenealogy/

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7. Alabama.gov The Official Website Of The State Of Alabama Home page for alabama.gov, the Official Web Site for the State of Alabama http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

8. Alabama History Links Internet links for Resources on alabama history Other alabama history Resources. Table of Contents Alabama Heritage Table of Contents - Alabama http://www.lib.auburn.edu/special/docs/netindex.html

Home AubieCat All Services Previous Page Internet links for Resources on Alabama History Regional Links Alabama Department of Archives and History University of Alabama at Birmingham Archives Samford University Special Collections University of North Alabama Special Collections ... University of West Georgia Special Collections National Links Library of Congress Library of Congress Digitized American Memory Collection National Archives and Records Administration Other Alabama History Resources Table of Contents - Alabama Heritage Table of Contents - Alabama Historical Quarterly Table of Contents - The Alabama Review Table of Contents - The Gulf Coast Historical Review ... Alabama Authors and Their Works Send comments about the Special Collections information pages to archive@auburn.edu

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10. Alabama History Page Features links to maps, records, facts, information, and publications for people, places, events and things that are related to the history of the state. http://www.mindspring.com/~raywjones/

MMII Ray's Alabama History Learn More About Alabama's History-Past-Present-Future! The Governors of Alabama 1819-2003 "Governors-Then and Now-"Click here for a sample! Click here for a PDF file of a map of Alabama with the counties. -You will need adobe reader. Click the Item to Access File! Alabama Capitol Building Flags of Alabama Alabama State Song Alabama Heritage Calendar ... W.C. Handy This is Alabama's 182nd Year as a State! Updated 1-6-2002 W. Raymond Jones 4419 Plummer Dr. Montgomery, AL 36106 rayjones@knology.net

11. The Civil War In Alabama Homepage Archival and manuscript collections Alabama Dept of Archives and History Military records, description http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

12. The Alabama Historical Commission CALENDAR calendarofevents.html preserveALA.org http//www.preserveala.org. CAPITOL virtual. Historic Places. Alabama's and http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

13. ALABAMA MEDICAL HISTORY Med05bul.gif (326 bytes) Other alabama history links are here. University of Alabama School of Medcine. History of the UAB Medical Center. http://www.anes.uab.edu/alabama_medical_history.htm

ALABAMA MEDICAL HISTORY Maintained by A.J. Wright Other Alabama history links are here. Other Alabama Links General Medical History Resources Bibliography of Secondary Works in the History of American Medicine History of the Health Sciences World Wide Web Links National Library of Medicine. History of Medicine Division. Surgery in Mobile, Alabama, ca. 1915 "THE SALE OF COCAINE IN MOBILE. To the Editor of The Register: In your paper of the 29th I saw a long article on the use or rather misuse of cocaine... Amongst all the dangerous alkaloids, cocaine is the worst, because not only does it destroy life, but reason .... Those who read your article no doubt think that all druggists in this city sell cocaine. I can assure them of the fact that the majority of the druggists here are men of professional standing and honorable men, who will not prostitute our profession by ruining people's reason and destroying their souls. There was a cocaine law introduced in the last legislature, but for various reasons not passed. It is now the duty of city fathers to pass such a law to try to stop the sale of that terrible stuff in this city; the only exception to be the prescriptions of physicians, dentists and veterinarians, and the sale by wholesale druggists. PHARMACIST. [Wednesday, May 31, 1905 Mobile

14. Historic Chattahoochee Commission A mecca for history buffs, campers, hunters, cyclists, and vacationers ever visited the Chattahoochee Trace region of Alabama or Georgia? http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

15. Shula Has Tide Trend On His Side and even the USA Today coaches poll which has Alabama at No. 24 might be on to something. If you go back in alabama history a regular http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

16. Cyndi's List - U.S. - Alabama History Culture. alabama history OnLine Alabama Live, the Real South History http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

17. Alabama History Day alabama history Day, organized and developed by Auburn University at Montgomery, in conjunction with the alabama history Day Advisory Board, http://www.as.ua.edu/history/alhyday.htm

Alabama History Day National History Day Alabama History Day. What Is It? 1997 Competition Schedule of Events, 1997-1998 Information for Project Preparation Other History Web Sites Alabama History Day Alabama History Day, organized and developed by Auburn University at Montgomery, in conjunction with the Alabama History Day Advisory Board, which represents community leaders, university professors, and leading secondary teachers throughtout Alabama, is held each spring in Montgomery. Supported by a generous grant from Alabama Power, by Auburn University at Montgomery, the Center for Business and Economic Development, the Center for Government and Public Affairs, and the University of Alabama Press, Alabama History Day is a nonprofit educational project that enjoys tax-free status (63-10889598) and depends solely upon private and institutional contributions to fund this vital educational opportunity for all students in Alabama. National History Day National History Day is a program designed to promote understanding of the American past and an increased awareness of our collective culture. Begun in 1974, History Day's purpose is to bring together university and secondary school teachers and students from grades six through twelve to develop individual or group projects, essays, and media presentations on an historical theme that embodies community, state, national, and world history. To stimulate student's interest in history, students and teachers are encouraged to utilize the many historical materials in archives, libraries, and depositories both in their communities and throughout the state.

18. Alabama History Resources -- Alabama Info Information about the history of the State of Alabama including genealogical resources for family history research. http://www.alabamainfo.com/history.htm

Alabama History Resources The Alabama Department of Archives and History has information about Alabama history including great resources for teachers. The Alabama Experience is a public TV series about Alabama history and culture. ALGenWeb is an excellent resource for genealogy research relating to Alabama. The Alabama Historical Commission helps preserve historic structures and locations. Ray's Alabama History Page is an eclectic history resource from Ray Jones in Montgomery. Other History and Genealogy Sources Alabama Authors Cyndi's Genealogy List for Alabama Yellow Pages White Pages ... Alabama Info Alabama Info is published by Max Shores Send submissions, comments or advertising inquiries to Max

19. The Alabama Experience -- Programs About Alabama History *Holding On To History A rare behindthe-scenes look at the Alabama A history of student government at The University of Alabama and how it has http://www.alabamatv.org/alex/history.htm

Alabama History This page contains brief descriptions of programs broadcast on The Alabama Experience television series. On-line study guides or press releases are available for some programs and links to them are provided here. VHS videotapes of The Alabama Experience programs may be purchased for $21.00 each with Master Card, Visa, or Discover by calling Please specify program title when ordering. Across Alabama's Black Belt on Highway 80 Called the Black Belt because of its rich, dark soil, the area of south Alabama traversed by Highway 80 on its route across the southern U.S. was the staging ground for some of Alabama's most significant moments in history. It was here that DeSoto met Tuscaloosa, cotton plantations flourished, the Confederacy was born, and civil rights were won. Follow Highway 80 through Demopolis, Selma, Montgomery, and Tuskegee on a journey through Alabama history. Producer: Max Shores The Amistad Incident Remembering the revolt on the slave ship AMISTAD more than a century and a half after it took place. The coalition of abolitionists and attorneys that was formed to exonerate the imprisoned Africans led to the founding of the American Missionary Association. In turn, this group established many schools for blacks, including Talladega College. The show will also visit the Amistad Research Center in New Orleans, a manuscript library for the study of ethnic history and culture.

20. Interview With Dr. Ed Bridges From "Holding On To History: Alabama's Archive" Director of the Alabama Department of Archives and History And while there he became interested in alabama history, started working at the Library of http://www.alabamatv.org/archive/bridges.html

Interview with Dr. Ed Bridges, Director of the Alabama Department of Archives and History The following excerpts are from two interviews with producer Tom Rieland while in production of the documentary, Holding On To History: Alabama's Archive, an episode in The Alabama Experience series on Alabama Public Television. Tell us about the inception of the Alabama State Archives. Thomas Owen was a young University of Alabama graduate who married Marie Bankhead, the daughter of Will Bankhead. He got a patronage appointment in Washington DC in 1890s working at the Post Office. And while there he became interested in Alabama history, started working at the Library of Congress, was involved with the American Historical Association, realized that Alabama historical records were terribly neglected as he tried to use them for his own research and decided to try and come back and form a State Archives in Alabama. When Owen came back in the 1890s and started to work with the legislature to create an archive, a commission was setup and they ended up recommended the creation of a state archive. The law was passed, signed by the Governor in February 1901, and with that law, Alabama became the first state in the Union to form a state archival agency to take care of it's historical records and artifacts and serve as a museum for the state 33 years before the national archives were established, as a matter of fact. If you think about the late 1890s and early 1900s, it was a time of great sentiment for the Civil War. The veterans who had fought were by this time old men. Those who were in power tended to be young men who grew up in the shadow of the war. This was a time of high sentiment for those who fought for the Confederacy. So that was part of the effort to create the Archives, but I think there is also a recognition that and Owen stated this in one of his first letters, that "the state has an obligation to preserve the essential records of the people who contributed to building the state, it’s a moral obligation of the state to preserve that information, so the memory of their contribution is not lost."

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