Tag: Dauphin Street
Ask McGehee: What Is the History of Trinity Episcopal Church in Midtown?
Trinity is the second oldest Episcopal church in Mobile, and the only one to have the distinction of having been consecrated twice by two different bishops. Much of its long history, however, did not take place at its present location.
4 Local Dishes To Try This Month
From the Southwest Protein Bowl at Ox Kitchen to the Donkey on Crack Roll at Chuck's Fish, here's what our food contributors are raving about this month.
All Hail the Meat and Three
Deeply traditional and delightfully calorific, the meat and three reflects the resourcefulness and creativity of Southern cooks during hard times.
“911 Dauphin Street”
The search to uncover her great-grandmother’s past led
Rhoda Melendez to uncover the history of the Protestant Orphans’ Asylum in Mobile and ignited her first novel.
Ask McGehee: Where did the name of the Leinkauf historic district originate?
That designated district, located south of Government Street, is named for the historic public school located on Church Street.
Restaurant Review: The Insider Food Hall
The Insider Food Hall brings a big-city concept to Dauphin Street.
Ask McGehee: What’s the history of the Girls’ Preparatory School of Mobile?
Girls’ Preparatory School would probably have enjoyed a long run, but the stock market crash and untimely death of the school's founder caused the institution to close its doors.
Restaurant Review: Debris Po Boys & Drinks
Louisiana meets lower Dauphin at Downtown Mobile's newest spot, Debris Po Boys & Drinks.
Restaurant Review: Mo’Bay Beignet Co.
Cozy up with coffee, fried dough and a pile of powdered sugar at Mo’Bay Beignet.
Dining on Dauphin
Three Downtown eateries come together in one kitchen to craft an unforgettable meal for a good cause.
