41. Alabama Museum Directory And Historical Sites Resource Guide @ Collectics Antiqu Find all alabama museums and alabama historical sites including the BirminghamMuseum of Art, Shoals Aquarium, USS alabama, Southern Museum of Flight, http://www.collectics.com/museums_alabama.html

Collectics Variety Collector Book Reviews Online Museum 1890-1935 Site Search Engine Collecting Topic Book Search ... Collectics Speed Shopping Discover Collectics The Collectics Quiz Gift Certificates Featured Items Web Valuations ... Contact Us Amazon.com Bestsellers Books Music Videos DVDs ... Amazon.com Outlet Store Cool Stuff Our Very Cool Sponsors Collectics Gift Certificates Alabama Alaska ... Wyoming Aliceville Aliceville Museum Anniston Anniston Museum of Natural History Berman Museum of World History Birmingham Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum Birmingham Museum of Art Birmingham Zoo Southern Museum of Flight ... UAB Birmingham Historical Collections Chase North Alabama Railroad Museum Cullman Cullman Country Museum Daphne American Sport Art Museum Dauphin Island The Estuarium Dothan Dothan Botanical Gardens Huntsville EarlyWorks Museum Complex Huntsville Museum of Art Mobile Gulf Coast Exploreum Mobile Museum of Art USS Alabama Montgomery Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts Oakville Jesse Owens Museum Opelika Talladega International Motorsports Hall of Fame Tuscaloosa Alabama Museum of Natural History University of Alabama Museums Paul W. Bryant Museum

42. Tuskegee National Historic Sites TUSKEGEE NATIONAL historic sites at Tuskegee, alabama The Museum Today 1977to Present. Tuskegee Institute National historic site was authorized in http://www.coax.net/people/LWF/tuskegee.htm

43. Historic Sites & Homes In Alabama - Alabama Bureau Of Tourism & Travel Find information on historic sites and homes in alabama. of the RichardsDARHouse to the Creole cottage-style farmhouse of the Carlen House Museum. http://www.800alabama.com/interests/alabama-history/historic-homes.cfm

Regions Tours and Trails Interests Attractions ... Alabama Food Events Interests: Golf Sports Recreation Shopping Quick Links: Fall Colors RTJ Golf Civil Rights Golf Brochure ... Group Tours Search Term SEARCH Press Room Interests Home Interests Historic Sites/Homes Historic Sites/Homes Civil Rights Civil War Native American Historic Sites/Homes ... Museums Search for Historic Sites/Homes Attractions, Events and Accommodations Search by Region Search Entire State Mountains Region Metropolitan Region River Heritage Region Gulf Coast Region Search by Type Search For Everything Attractions Events Accommodations Sort Results by: By Name By Region By City By Type Voices from years long gone echo among the gleaming hardwood floors, stately Corinthian columns and ornate furnishings of Alabama's grand homes. In the Gulf Coast region, discover Mobile's well-preserved homes, from the Italianate style of the Richards-DAR House to the Creole cottage-style farmhouse of the Carlen House Museum. Looking for a different angle? Head to Clayton in the River Heritage region and visit the Octagon House In Tuskegee, pay tribute to Booker T. Washington and Tuskegee University at

44. Montgomery & Area Historic Sites & Interpretive Centres: Historic Sites & Interp for historic sites Interpretive Centres in Montgomery Area, alabama. The Hank Williams Museum houses Hank s 1952 Cadillac, in which he made his http://www.montgomery.worldweb.com/SightsAttractions/HistoricSitesInterpretiveCe

Location: Home United States Alabama Hank Williams Museum The Hank Williams Museum houses Hank's 1952 Cadillac, in which he made his final journey. The Oakwood Cemetery is the resting place of Hank and Audrey and is only five minutes away, as is the life size statue located in Lister Hill Park across from the City Auditorium, where Hank's funeral was held. Take exit 172 from Interstate 65-Downtown-left on Commerce Street. Address: 118 Commerce Street Montgomery AL 36104 Send an Email Add to My TravelGuide! Tel: 1 334 262-3600 Attach Event Edit Listing Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts The Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts has been a showcase for the visual arts in Central Alabama. The museum features one of the finest collections and facilities for the study of works on paper of any municipal museum in the country. Located in the Wynton M. Blount Cultural Park, the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts is a premier attraction offering an array of art exhibitions, a hands-on children's interactive gallery, dining, and shopping. Address: 1 Museum Drive Montgomery AL 36117 Send an Email Add to My TravelGuide!

45. What Is Archaeology historic sites in alabama are located in a variety of places, at a museum,or at a local government office. The alabama historical Commission in http://bama.ua.edu/~alaarch/Whatisarchaeology/

Alabama Archaeology: What is Archaeology? Home What is Archaeology Archaeological Methods Prehistoric Alabama ... Glossary About Archaeology... Archaeology is the scientific study of past cultures and the way people lived based on the things they left behind.  Culture is the shared ways of life learned by a group of people, including their language, religion, technology, and values. Archaeologists study past cultures by examining artifacts , objects made, used, or changed by humans.  Have you ever found a penny on the ground?  That is an artifact that was lost by someone.  Years from now, that penny could be found by an archaeologist, and it would be studied as part of American culture in the early twenty-first century.  Excavations at Site 1Au397 near Prattville in Autauga County, Alabama. True or False Play the True or False Game Many people have wrong ideas of what archaeologists study. Play this True or False game to find out how familiar you are with what an archaeologist does. Artist's reconstruction by Martin Pate, courtesy of the Southeast Archaeological Center, National Park Service.

46. Alabama's Ride To Freedom Tour Revisits Historic Sites Of The Civil Rights Strug alabama s Ride to Freedom Tour Revisits historic sites of the Civil Rights Selma’s mayor, James Perkins, and Museum Director Joanne Bland greeted us at http://www.black-collegian.com/african/ride2002-2nd.shtml

Search Job Bank Post Resumé My Account For Employers ... Cornerstones Pick up a free copy of THE BLACK COLLEGIAN Magazine from your career services office, or subscribe here Alabama's Ride to Freedom Tour Revisits Historic Sites of the Civil Rights Struggle by Robert G. Miller Journalists’ Notebook January 13 – Birmingham A short plane ride from New Orleans to Birmingham allowed me to reflect on my upcoming journey and set my frame of mind for the trip. Within hours, we would walk through the 16th Street Baptist Church and see the courthouse where Bobby Frank Cherry was tried for murdering four little girls. Dozens of years of emotion surfaced as I anticipated passing through Birmingham's Civil Rights District. Once I arrived in Birmingham, nervousness turned to excitement at the hospitality shown by our hosts of many ethnicities. As Richard Arrington, the former mayor of Birmingham wrote, "We hope we can try to tell our own story. We want to help ourselves and others to understand what happened here, why it happened, and how we overcame the violence through nonviolence and changed the nation." After a reception at the historic Tutwiler Hotel with local dignitaries, accomplished jazz musicians and other inspirational African Americans, we anxiously awaited our historic ride to freedom through Birmingham, Selma, Montgomery and Tuskegee.

47. The Official Website Of Selma, Alabama - Attractions And Museums alabama historical Commission • 17 First South Street • Orrville, AL 36737 • Phone Other historic burial sites include those of William Rufus King, http://tourism.selmaalabama.com/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=2&Itemid=2

48. Black Collegian: Alabama's Ride To Freedom Tour Revisits Historic Sites Of The C alabama s ride to freedom tour revisits historic sites of the Civil Rights Selma s mayor, James Perkins, and Museum Director Joanne Bland greeted us at http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3628/is_200202/ai_n9080235

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49. Humanities Endowment Awards $4.3 Million For 26 Projects At Museums And Historic interpretive museum exhibitions and the interpretation of historic sites. New NEH consultation grants will support alabama s Museum of Mobile, http://www.neh.gov/news/archive/20041006.html

HUMANITIES ENDOWMENT AWARDS $4.3 MILLION FOR 26 PROJECTS AT MUSEUMS AND HISTORICAL ORGANIZATIONS; Eight earn recognition as We the People projects WASHINGTON (October 6, 2004) The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) today announced that 26 U.S. museums and historical organizations will receive a total of $4.3 million in grants for consultation, planning, and implementation of interpretive permanent or traveling exhibitions or other public humanities projects. Eight of these have been designated as We the People projects, a special recognition by the NEH for model projects that advance the study, teaching, and understanding of American history and culture. "Long-term and traveling exhibitions and other public programs at museums and historical organizations offer Americans many opportunities for lifelong learning," said NEH Chairman Bruce Cole. "These projects bring audiences together with art objects, artifacts, and ideas that will deepen our understanding of history and culture." A complete list of new grants (5-page PDF) to museums and historical organizations is available.

50. Preservation And Access Awards, February 2003 of archaeological collections assembled by the alabama Museum of Natural and nearly 100 excavations of prehistoric and historic sites in alabama. http://www.neh.gov/news/awards/PreservationFeb2003.html

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS AWARDS Division of Preservation and Access Announced: February 2003 BRITTLE BOOKS AND SERIALS American Theological Library Association, Chicago, IL Outright: $265,300 A consortial project for the preservation microfilming of 1,600 volumes from 152 brittle journals and serials on African American religious history and culture printed from 1850 to 1960. (24 months) http://www.atla.com/ Columbia University, New York, NY Outright: $699,666 The preservation microfilming and cataloging of 7,000 brittle Slavic language volumes published from 1850 to 1960 that are held in the university's Russian and East European collection. (24 months) http://www.columbia.edu/cu/lweb/services/preservation/NEH.html New York Public Library, New York, NY Outright: $700,000 The preservation microfilming of 7,246 deteriorating volumes on the history of the textile and fibers industries in the United States from 1800 to 1950. (24 months) http://www.nypl.org/research/chss/grd/human.html University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA Outright: $232,799

51. Adventure Tours Birmingham AL Alabama + National Parks - City Guide historic sites Monuments alabama Museum of the Health Sciences 1700 UniversityBoulevard, Birmingham, AL 35233, 3rd Floor, Lister Hill Library, http://www.discoverourtown.com/TownPage.php?Town=80&Cat=Attractions

52. Adventure Tours Montgomery AL Alabama + National Parks - City Guide historic sites Monuments alabama Archives and History Museum 624 WashingtonAvenue, Montgomery, AL 36104, 334242-4363 , Oldest state-funded archives http://www.discoverourtown.com/TownPage.php?Town=84&Cat=Attractions

53. North Carolina Museums And Historic Sites Information on museums, civil war battlefields and other historic sites in North historic sites Explore the cultural side of North Carolina with these http://greennature.com/travel/north-carolina-historic-sites.php

@import url("style/style.css"); Green Nature Home Travel Home Clip Art Green Nature Photography ... Auctionaid Search Pick Your State Alabama Alaska American Samoa Arizona ... Wyoming North Carolina Museums and Historic Sites The North Carolina travel guide divides into four sections:This is the historic sites section. Beaches and General Recreation - Information about North Carolina beaches and other general recreation sites. Historic Sites Explore the cultural side of North Carolina with these museums and historic sites. Boating and Fishing Of course North Carolina beaches are great for boating and fishing. Their lakes and resevoirs are also great places to visit, and they are listed here. Wilderness Areas The wilderness areas are great places for extreme backpacking, camping and hiking. Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site Fort Raleigh National Historic Site Great Smoky Mountains National Park Guilford Courthouse National Military Park ... Wright Brothers National Memorial Green Nature Travel offers information on backpacking, camping, hiking and other outdoor recreation adventures in the United States. Green Nature Travel is part of the Green Nature Network Here is our

54. Pennsylvania Museums And Historic Sites Here are some great museum and historical sites. Pennsylvania museums andHistorical sites As one of the original colonies, Pennsylvania offers many http://greennature.com/travel/pennsylvania-museums.php

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55. Al.com: Everything Alabama alabama historic sites. Whether officially recognized by the state as historic alabama s Official Museum of Agriculture is a 100acre park built to http://www.al.com/travel/?historicsites.html

56. Alabama.gov : The Official Website Of The State Of Alabama : Historical Activiti Home Visiting alabama historical Activities. historical Activities.historic preservation, historic sites, alabama historical Society, state parks http://www.state.al.us/visiting/historicalactivities.php

The Official Website of the State of Alabama Sunday, September 18, 2005 Online Services Alabama Government Living in Alabama Education in Alabama ... Working in Alabama Visiting Alabama State Employees Click on a region to access local information. Mountains Metropolitan River Heritage ... All Counties Quick Links Travel and Tourism Historic Sites Outdoor Alabama State Parks ... Gulf Coast Beach Cam Go Inside alabama.gov How Do I... Access Online Services Find a State Agency Find a State Employee Get a Driver's License Get a Birth Certificate Get a Marriage Certificate Find Unclaimed Property Get a Hunting License Still need help? Click here to talk to an alabama.gov representative. Around Alabama Click image to learn about Alabama's destinations. alabama.gov Privacy Statement Policies Site Map ... Visiting Alabama Historical Activities Historic preservation, historic sites, Alabama Historical Society, state parks Alabama Historic Commission Alabama Historic Ironworks Commission Alabama Museums Association Department of Archives and History ... Text Site

57. Alabama Preservation Plan Profile The mission of the alabama historical Commission is to protect, preserve andinterpret Enhance, operate, and maintain museum and historic sites; http://www.cr.nps.gov/hps/pad/stateplans/alabama.htm

PLAN PROFILE ALABAMA REVISED Title: Alabama State Historic Preservation Plan Number of Pages: Approval Date: January 16, 2003 Planning Cycle: 5 years Contact Information: Mary Mason Shell Alabama Historical Commission 468 South Perry Street Montgomery, AL 36130-0900 (334) 242-3184; fax (334) 240-3477 E-mail: Mshell@mail.preserveala.org Web: www.preserveala.org/divisions/planningservices/statepres.htm Mission/Vision Statement: The mission of the Alabama Historical Commission is to protect, preserve and interpret Alabama's historic places. Table of Contents: Introduction Plan Development Public Participation History of the National Historic Preservation Movement History of Alabama's Historic Preservation Movement Historic Preservation in Alabama State Government Historic Preservation and the Socio-Economic Climate The Future of Preservation Goals and Objectives Cultural Resources Assessment Preservation Methods and Programs Bibliography Appendix 1. Organizational Chart 2. AHC Program Fact Sheets PLAN DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES Public Participation Strategies: Public views on previous Plan and preservation issues solicited at regularly scheduled, regional and statewide meetings during the Plan's planning cycle, with comment sheets completed by meeting participants;

58. Public History HY 495 alabama Mosaic Images and Sounds of alabama History http//alabamamosaic.org/ Interpreting historic house museums. Bookstacks E 159 .D66 2002 http://www.southalabama.edu/univlib/sauer/publichistory.html

Public History Marsha Hamilton HY 495 Spring 2005 Locating Books On Your Topic: SOUTHcat Catalog provides an inventory of what we own. Includes e-books, videos, dvds, government documents and reference books and periodical titles and the volumes and issues of the periodicals we own. Below are some suggested terms to use when searching the SOUTHcat Catalog or journal indexes. Search techniques may vary with each database so look at help screens for suggestions on quotation marks and truncations symbols. Subject Headings public history archives local history historical museums historic preservation Keywords "public history" "popular culture" and preservation "cultural resources" "local history" antiquities and preservation archives and public exhibit? and design records and "public interest" "oral history"

59. Visit Our Sites of South alabama have been excavating prehistoric and historic sites in the alabama partnered with the Clarke County Museum in Grove Hill, alabama, http://www.southalabama.edu/archaeology/ad-visit-site_index.htm

For over 20 years, archaeologists at the University of South Alabama have been excavating prehistoric and historic sites in the Mobile Bay area. Some of these sites are open to the public, but others are privately owned and access is restricted. You can " virtually visit " all of them through this website. Old Mobile capital of French Louisiane (1702-1711), has been undergoing excavation since 1989. The sites of eight buildings have been partially or completely excavated, with the recovery of thousands of artifacts. Bottle Creek , the largest Mississippian town site on the northern Gulf coast (A.D. 1100-1400), has eighteen earthen mounds that served as platforms for houses and temples. The Dauphin Island Shell Mounds , now a park and bird refuge, date from the Mississippian Period (A.D. 1100-1550.) They were visited for centuries by Indians who roasted oysters and fished in the Little Dauphin Island Sound. Port Dauphin , a French village on Dauphin Island and port for French Mobile (1702-ca. 1725), has been the scene of recent excavations that uncovered several houses and a barrel well. Archaeology at the Dog River site has uncovered a series of plantations dating from the 1720s to late 1840s. Originally the home of the Charles Rochon family, artifacts indicate that Indians and enslaved African Americans also occupied the excavated area.

60. "the People's Paths Home Page!" North American Indian Historical Sites **alabama sites. Oakville Indian Mounds Museum Park Located on County Road, North Carolina historic sites Preserving the Past for All People North http://www.yvwiiusdinvnohii.net/special/mounds.htm

NLThomas North American Indian Historical Sites "Mounds, Pyramids, Related National and State Parks" Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas ... Welcome to the U.S. National Parks Net "This site is dedicated to providing information on all U.S. National Parks It is our intent to provide information that will be timely and of assistance in planning a trip, vacation or obtaining data about a park." Ancient Architects of the Mississippi " The National Park Service is steward of a diverse cultural legacy. From the cliff dwellings of the Southwest to the reminiscences of neighborhood residents where Martin Luther King, Jr. grew up, this legacy represents a continuum of American heritage–its places, objects, and traditions. The NPS archeology and ethnography program provides national leadership, coordination, and technical guidance to aid in preserving this heritage. Wisconsin Electronic Reader "A cooperative digital imaging project of the University of Wisconsin-Madison General Library System and the State Historical Society of Wisconsin." Story: Indians of Wisconsin Black Hawk Indian Gallery Indian Mounds Gallery ... Outline of Prehistory and History "In the Southeastern U.S. and Caribbean Culture Area with Reference to Relevant National Park Units in the Southeast Region."

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