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Mobile’s Mirliton Man
David Hubbell is descended from French and Germans who arrived in Louisiana in the early 1700s. He married and settled in Mobile and made it his goal to create a Louisiana-style garden at his home in South Alabama.
The Humble Sweet Potato
The story of Baldwin County’s simple superfood is a winding, complex journey that spans from planters to harvesters, scientists to chefs. In honor of the peak of their harvest in the month of September, MB takes a deep dive into all facets of this amazing tuber.
The Mobile Centinel
Two young publishers print a newspaper just outside the Port City as the United States attempts to claim Mobile from Spain.
Lessons in History
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.
Historically Chic
Summer is here and these seven boutique hotels within driving distance are calling your name.
John T. Grant’s “Indispensable” Pass
In 1839, a gifted hydraulic engineer dredged a critical link between Mobile and New Orleans.
The History Behind Chin’s Laundry and Cleaners
The Chin Family’s story spans from China to Mobile, where they became integral community members and business owners
Strawberries and Onions
Strawberries and onions might make an unlikely pairing in a recipe, but in the garden, they are meant to be (planted) together.
The Tattooed Cabinetmaker of French Mobile
Robert Talon could boast an extraordinary life lived amidst three distinct Gulf Coast cultures in his 37 years.
A Government Street Story
The newly-renovated Downtown headquarters for the publishers of Mobile Bay Magazine is an interesting walk through Mobile history.
