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Erik Overbey, Mobile’s Chronicler
Meet one of the city’s most prolific photographers of all time — a man who contributed a multitude of everyday lifestyle images to our local archives.
Port City Pages: The Legacy of ‘Colonial Mobile’
Over 125 years beyond its initial publication, Peter Joseph Hamilton's “Colonial Mobile” remains an essential source.
Ask McGehee: What is the history of the site of the planned Aldi on...
Uncover the fascinating story behind the site of Mobile’s future Aldi on Government Street, a corner steeped in over 150 years of history, from the Weinacker family’s 19th-century grocery to a bustling retail hub.
Ask McGehee: When did Mobile have a red light district?
The rise and fall of Mobile’s red light district from its origins to its 1918 prohibition.
Mobile’s Other “Banana Man”
Ashbel Hubbard worked his way up the ladder of success in Mobile’s most important industry of the early 1900s.
Foy Field Dog Trial
Retrieve the history of the Foy Field Dog Trial with a photo of a 1920s starting lineup.
The Senior Bowl in the 1950s
Get a bird's-eye view of a 1950s Senior Bowl halftime show.
Unloading Bananas
Go bananas at the Port of Mobile
Streetcar Accident in Mobile
Two early twentieth-century modes of transportation collide on a 1920's street.
Fairhope Pier Landview
Step back into a 1927 summer on the Fairhope Pier.