The Legacy of Negus Boats
Almost 50 years after Rone Negus opened up shop and began selling his boats to fisherman in the Mobile area, his unique hulls with custom details can still be seen by a keen eye, plying the waters of the Bay and Gulf of Mexico.
Remains of Fort Tracy
Discover the remains of Fort Tracy, a Confederate fortification on the west bank of the Blakeley River.
Chronicles from Shell Cottage
Cherished memories and a humorous history are part of the foundation of one of Mobile’s oldest homes.
Major Uriah Blue: Forgotten Legend of the Creek War and the War of 1812
Follow the escapades of the forgotten Forrest Gump of the War of 1812, Major Uriah Blue.
Mobile’s Chighizola House: The Patina and Perfection of Preservation
After years on MB’s list of places in peril, a landmark of downtown Mobile is poised for renovation and ready for
its next chapter.
Grandma Flency’s Perfect Pound Cake
Houstonville's Augustine Houston, known to many as Grandma Flency, worked and played hard, and loved her family big.
Ask McGehee: Is there a famous racehorse buried in Magnolia Cemetery?
Unraveling the mystery of a legendary racehorse in Mobile’s historic Magnolia Cemetery.
James Copeland: Mobile’s Antebellum Outlaw
Recounting an infamous criminal's life of crime across the Gulf Coast.
Fairhope Summer Entertaining
Unwind with a 1915 summer night's entertainment in Fairhope, Alabama.
Ask McGehee: Who was Wilmer, Alabama, named after?
Wilmer, Alabama, named after a notable bishop, holds an intriguing historical legacy.