Cartledge Blackwell
The Architecture of Eugene H. Gray
Mobile’s mid-century traditionalist extraordinaire remained true to the architecture of the past as it was being destroyed all around the city.
Carnival, The Art of it All
In all its gaudy grandeur, Carnival utilizes — and manifests itself in — every form of art.
The Side Hall with Wing – The Ultimate Mobile Townhouse
With plenty of space for entertaining and for privacy, this distinctive home design was popular with Mobile’s oldest families.
Explore 3 Historic Homes in Camden
With their discerning eyes and restorative hands, three Mobile couples redefine rural retreats in Wilcox County.
A History of Mobile in 22 Objects: Chief Slac’s Threads
As part of our series highlighting the History Museum of Mobile’s exhibit “A History of Mobile in 22 Objects,” take a closer look this month at the story of Mardi Gras, told through Chief Slac’s Joe Cain Day costume from the 1970s.
Cabin Fever
A physician-turned-cabin-master builds rustic log getaways designed to bring owners back to nature.
A Spirited History of Sipping
Get a taste of Mobile’s longstanding appreciation of libations, from olden vino to modern-day malts.
Mobile’s Designing Women
Four matriarchs of style and artistic expression illustrate the development of the city’s chic mystique.
Spolia
Explore the story, magic and chic of architectural salvage in Mobile.
Shotgun Revival
A brief history of the iconic Southern architectural style and the new generation taking aim at repurposing shotgun houses for a multitude of uses