A Mobile Classic Turns 70
“Remember Mobile” — a romantic, affectionate look at our past in prose and drawings — is a book still worth remembering.
Night Fishing
A poignant coming-of-age story reflects life on the Bay.
Ask McGehee
What’s the history of the building on Broad Street that once housed the Red Cross?
Mobile’s Borrowing Habit
Writer Frances Beverly recounts some of the most egregious borrowers of 19th-century Mobile.
The President is on the Line
Jack Edwards, representative for Alabama’s First Congressional District from 1965 to 1985, relates two stories that bookend his political career.
Explore the History of Clay City Tile
The orange-red tiles stand out on structures across Baldwin County. Their history is just as colorful.
Special Delivery, 1919
Hammel’s airborne shipping strategy
Ask McGehee
Was a Mobile bookstore closed for selling a copy of “Uncle Tom’s Cabin”?
Ask McGehee
When was Mobile’s airport downtown?
National Geographic Revisited
MB looks back at a 50-year-old feature story about our fair city. “Mobile, Alabama’s city in motion”
