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9/3/2010 -
Mobile's Legal Legacy
One colorful figure with ties to the legal profession was Virginian Harry Maury. In 1848, as the cap
9/3/2010 -
What is the History of Duffee Oak on Caroline Avenue?
Ron Jackson, Mobile's longtime urban forester, calls the tree "Mobile's oldest citizen." Estimates o
9/1/2010 -
Monumental Point
Downtown's Unity Point Park memorializes two of Mobile's outspoken advocates of civil rights.
8/30/2010 -
J.L. Bedsole and the IMAX Theater
The name J. L. Bedsole appears on the IMAX Theater downtown. Who was he?
Joseph Linyer Beds
8/26/2010 -
I remember my uncle taking me to a bowling alley downtown on Government Street sometime in the late 1950s. Where exactly was it?
In 1849, a visitor termed Government Street "Mobile's principal street, a broad straight alley of be
8/25/2010 -
Travel Through Time
In the days of bay boats and stagecoaches, hotels dotting both sides of the Bay provided weary touri
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