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Tag: February 2014

The Night Before Lundi Gras

'Twas the eve of Lundi Gras, when all through the house We were busy...

Ask McGehee

James Conning was a New York-born jeweler who had established himself on Dauphin Street in the 1840s. Early advertisements assured customers of a...

Airboats in the Night

I liken Jack’s airboat to a magnolia leaf with an airplane prop attached. He sits on the high chair directly in front of...

Parks & Rec

1) Embrace the Outdoors Take advantage of living so close to the water and explore one of the nature centers and state...

Carnival Cuisine

Charles Parmenter and Greg Reynolds have an impressive flair for creating a memorable affair and a serious knack for combining old and new that...

Fallen Doves

Many years ago, when I first told my mother about my historical research on prostitution in Mobile, she responded: “Did you...

French Plantation Life on the Mobile River

Throughout the Port City’s long colonial century (1702 - 1813), there were plantations all around the Bay area. These were not like...

Something in the Mud

Will Kimbrough’s love affair with music began in a fairly conventional way – violin lessons in the fourth grade, piano in the...

Spotlight: Rena Landry

Yes, the most famous voyage of the Niña and Pinta went from Spain to the West Indies, but the ships –...

Cover Q + A: Victoria Odom

Victoria Odom Age: 17 Hometown: Fairhope, Ala. Education: International Baccalaureate (IB) senior at Fairhope High School and hoping to...

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