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Courtney and Patrick were united in marriage at the Alabama Contemporary Art Center on June 3, 2023

In honor of our first-ever history-themed issue, MB asked Mobile Bay-area historians and researchers to share unusual, amazing or almost-forgotten stories that make up our rich history.

Slurp Society fills a hole in the market, bringing ramen and bao buns to downtown Mobile.

An unmistakable sea of kelly green coats and Irish flags parade down the streets of downtown Mobile every March 17. Now in its seventh decade, the Friendly Sons of Saint Patrick are just as lively as they have always been, preserving their history while bringing smiles and a little Irish luck to Mobile.

The 12-story hotel was opened in November 1940, and named in honor of Mobile’s Admiral Raphael Semmes. It had been constructed over a course of 15 months at a total cost of $1 million — well over $21 million in today’s dollars.

Wedding flowers find a new purpose after the ceremony is over, thanks to Mobile native Debbie Richards.

Claire and Keenan were united in marriage at the Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception on February 5, 2022.

That designated district, located south of Government Street, is named for the historic public school located on Church Street.

Emma Langdon Roche (1878 - 1945) once described herself as an “artist, writer, housekeeper and farmer.” In retrospect, she could well be termed Mobile’s “Renaissance Woman.”

Although Mobile’s First National Bank will long be identified with the skyscraper which is now home to the New Year’s MoonPie, the bank had a few former homes.