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INDEX Issues 91-100 KEY: Topic, Issue Number: Page Number. (Illustrations indicated in Boldface) 1860 presidential election, 97: 48 18th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, 93: 22, 23 3rd Division of Buell’s Army of the Ohio, 93: 21, 22, 25 63rd Alabama Infantry Regiment, 91: 34; 37 83rd Ohio Infantry, 91: 30, 31, 35, 36 Adams, David, 92: 15 African American history, 94: 52-3; 97: 4-5 African Americans, 96: 22,-29 African independence, 97: 49, 50 Agrarians, 95: 17, 18 Agricultural and Mechanical College Band, 93: 35; 35 Agricultural and Mechanical College, 97: 54 AH Update, 99: 57-9; 57 Airfields, 97: 26-35; Barin Field Naval Auxiliary Air Station, 97: 27, 28; Cairns AAF at Fort Rucker, 97: 30, 31; Courtland Army Airfield, 97: 27; Craig Field, 97: 30, 33; East Field, 97: 28; Faircloth Naval Outlying Field, 97: 26, 27; Gunter Airfield, 97: 30, 31, 32; Maxwell Airfield, 97: 30, 31, 32, 33; 31, 32, 33; Moton Field, 97: 29; 27, 29; Ozark AAF, 97: 30; Pensacola Naval Air Station, 97: 26, 27; Taylor Field, 97: 32; Tuskegee AAF, 97: 29, 30; West Field, 97: 28; Alabama Archaeological Society, 99: 47 “Alabama Children Confront the Civil War,” 100: “Alabama Fever: The Land Rush to Statehood,” 100: “Alabama Illustrated: Engravings from Nineteenth-Century Newspapers,” 94: 16-27 Alabama Department of Archives and History, 96: 10-21 Alabama Fruit Growing and Winery Association, 92: 34, 35, 37 Alabama Historical Association, 91: 52; 99: 57 Alabama Historical Commission, 91: 55; 92: 7, 19; 94: 40; 95: 4; 96: 7; 97: 4-5; 98: 35, 36, 37 Alabama Illustrated, 94: 18 Alabama Museum of Natural History, 99: 44, 47; 47 Alabama Oral History Project, 95: 48-50; 97: 56-57; 57 Alabama Platform, 96: 49 Alabama Polytechnic Institute (API), 93: 40, 42, 46 Alabama River, 92: 14, 15; 14 Alabama State College, 95: 42; 43; 96: 50 Alabama State Fair, 92: 35, 38 Alabama state lines and boundaries, 96:38-46; Alabama-Florida boundary, 96: 39-41; Alabama-Georgia boundary, 96: 41-42; Alabama-Tennessee boundary, 96: 42-43; Alabama-Mississippi boundary, 96: 43-45; Southwestern “Foot,” 96: 45-46

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Alabama Territory, 96: 38; 97: 18; 100 Alabama Treasures, 91: 52, 55; 52, 55; 93: 50-51; 50, 51; 94: 52-53; 100 Alabama Trust for Historic Preservation, 94: 40; 97:5, 98: 35, 36 Alabama: The History of A Deep South State, 98: 55, 55 “Alabama’s 1932 Tornado Outbreak: ‘The Satanic Storm King.’” 92: 40-47 “Alabama’s Airfields,” 97: 26-35 “Alabama’s Archaeological Sites: A Fragile Responsibility,” 99: 42-7 The Alamo, 99: 33 Albany Senators, 92: 49 Allen & Jemison Buliding, Tuscaloosa, 94: 44-5; 44-5 Allen, Lee, 97: 44 Allen, Lloyd H., 94: 32 Almost Family, 95: 54; 54 Amendola, 94: 29, 30, 34, 37 American Civil Liberties Union, 92: 24 American Foundation for the Blind, 92: 25, 26, 27 Amos, William T., 98: 14 And the Dead Shall Rise, 92: 53; 53 Anderson, Ammie, 94: 10, 11, 14 “Andrew Jackson with the Tennessee forces on the Hickory Grounds,” 92: 9 Andrews, Christopher C., 91: 36, 37 Ang, Koan, 99: 30 Anniston, Alabama, 97: 56-7 Antioch Baptist Church, 97: 4 Ants, 95: 51, 52; 51 Aphids, 95: 51, 52; 51 Appalachian Mountains, 92: 44 Appomattox, 91: 30, 37 Archaeological sites, 99: 42, 43, 44, 46 Archaeology, 99: 42-7 “Archaeology and Taking Responsibility,” 99: 47 Argyris, George, 98: 28, 29 Armor, Jerry, 92: 48-50 Armstrong, Zella, 96: 35 Army Air Forces, 94: 30, 31, 32, 34 Art in the South, 96: 53-56 Artifacts, 99: 42, 45, 46 Artists, 91: 16-27 Artwork, provenance of, 96: 53-56 Asboth, Alexander, 98: 15, 16 Ash, Betsy Ann, 97: 18, 19 Ash, John, 97: 18, 19 Ash, Margaret, 97: 18, 19 Ashville Academy, 97: 19, 24; 24 Ashville, Alabama, 97: 16-25 “Ashville: Old, New, & Lovely,” 97: 16-25

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Askew, William King, 93: 14, 15 At the Mercy of Tiberius, 99: 41 Atamasco lilies, 92: 52 Athens State University, 93: 28-29; Founders Hall, 93:29; 29 “Athena on the Chattahoochee,” 95: 8-19 Athens, Alabama, 93: 20-29 Atlanta Platform, 95: 42 Atlanta’s Committee of Cooperative Action (ACAA), 99: 50 A-Train: Memoirs of a Tuskegee Airman, 98: 55;54 Auburn Train Depot, Auburn, 98: 40-1; 41 Auburn, Alabama, 94: 48 “Augusta Evans Wilson: Writer, Rebel, and Family Woman,” 99: 32-41 B-24 bombers, 97: 27, 32 Back Home: Journeys through Mobile 95: 55; 55 Badham, Mary, 97: 15; 7, 15 Baggett, James L., 94: 16-27; 95: 20-25; 99: 8-10 Baker, Amber, 95: 48-49 Baker, Donna Cox, 93: 4; 100 Baker, Ella, 96: 50 Baldwin, William H., 91: 35, 36 Ballou, Judge, 95: 22, 24, 25 Bankhead-Shackelford House, 98: 37-8; 38-9 Barry, Joseph Kingsley, 96: 55, 56 Barry, Katie Lenora, 96: 53, 54, 55, 56 Barry, Mary May Cone, 96: 53, 54, 55, 56; artwork by: Garden, Hardin Perkins House, Tuscaloosa, Alabama,96: 53; Hardin Perkins House, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, 96: 54 Bartlett, H. H., 99: 60, 61 Bartram, William, 99: 60, 61 Baseball, 92: 48-50 The Basement, 100: Bass, Annie Gunn, 97: 22 Bass, John, 97: 21, 22 Bates, Avery, 99: 26 Bates, Kelsey Scouten, 94: 16-27 Battle at Horseshoe Bend, 92: 8, 14, 15, 17 Battle of Athens, 93: 26; 27 Battle of Burnt Corn Creek, 92: 12 Battle of New Orleans, 92: 17 Battle of Selma, 93: 17, 18 Battle of Shiloh, 93: 21 Battle of the Marne, 91: 38-49 Baudreau, Jean Baptiste, 99: 27 Bayou Le Batre, Alabama, 99: 24-31; 24, 25, 26, 28, 29, 30, 31 Beauregard, P. G. T., 96: 15, 19 “Becoming Alabama: A Time Rich in Historical Remembrances,” 95: 36-45

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Becoming Alabama, 96: 47-51; 97: 47-52; 47, 48, 50; 98: 44-50; 44, 46, 47, 48; 99: 48-54; 48, 49, 51; 100 Becoming Alabama initiative, 95: 38, 39 Belau, Herbert, 94: 5, 6 Belknap, J. O., 96: 12, 14, 20, 21 Bell, Alexander Graham, 92: 22 Bell, John, 98: 45, 46; 46 “Benjamin Hawkins and the Creek Indians,” 92: 11; 10 Beroujon, Claude, 95: 30 Berry College, 94: 30 Beulah, 99: 35, 36, 38; 37 Bever, Megan L., 95: 41-42; 96: 48-49; 97: 48-49; 98: 45-6; 99: 49-50; 100 Bibb, Thomas, 99: 16; 15 Bibb, William Wyatt, 99: 14, 15, 16; 15; 100 Big Spring, Alabama, 99: 48 Big Warrior, 92: 12 Birmingham Audubon Society, 98: 51 Birmingham College, 91: 39, 40, 41 Birmingham Southern College, 91: 38-49 Birmingham, Alabama, 91: 4, 38-39; 92: 45; 93: 33, 34; 94: 40, 45-6; 99: 8, 9, 10, 55-6 Black Belt, 93: 8-19 Black Heritage Council of the Alabama Historical Commission, 97: 4-5 Black Warrior River, 99: 43 Black, Hugo, 92: 45, 47 Black, White, and Indian: Race and the Unmaking of an American Family, 96: 58; 58 Blackmarr, R. S., 92: 30, 35, 38, 39 Blakeley, 91: 32 Bohanan, Buddy, 98: 52 Bomar, Bill, 100: Bootle, William, 99: 50, 51 Borden Springs, 92: 38, 39 Bosage, Joseph, 99: 27 Botany, 97: 54-5 Bothwell, James, 97: 23 Bothwell-Embry-Campbell Home, 97: 23; 23 “Bounding Alabama,” 96: 38-46 Box, Leroy, 97: 23 Bradford cotton factory, 100: Bradford, Annie, 95: 22, 23 Bradley, Robert, 96: 10-21 Bradley, Wade, 99: 56 Branham, W. G., 92: 49 Bratton, Joe, 92: 45 Braund, Kathryn E. Holland, 96: 57 Breckinridge, John, 98: 45; 46 Bridges, Edwin C., 95: 36-8

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Brierfield, 91: 16, 18, 19, 20, 24, 26, 27 British Petroleum (BP), 99: 26, 31, 46 Brogan, Tom, 93: 43, 44 Brown, Hanna; 10 Brown, Ian W., 99: 42-4, 46; 44 Brown, Karl, 93: 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 48, 49; 42 Brownlow, Kevin, 93: 48, 49 Bruckner, Simon Bolivar, 91: 51 Bryant, Alma, 99: 26 “The BSC-Howard Rivalry: Birmingham’s Battle of the Marne,” 91: 38-46, 48-49 Buell, Don Carlos, 93: 21, 25, 28, 29; 26 “Building a Time Machine,” 98:25 Bunn, John, 95: 22, 25 Bunn, Mike, 92: 8-17; 18-19 Burke, Georgetta Flinn, 97: 41, 42; 41 Burke, Gerald, 97: 41; 41 Burnett, Lonnie, 93: 54 Burying the Dead but not the Past: Ladies’ Memorial Associations and the Lost Cause, 99: 62-3; 62 Butler, Benjamin Franklin, 92: 32, 33 Cabaniss, Septimus D., 94: 52 Caffee Creek, 92: 51 Cahaba, Alabama, 99: 12-23; 12-13, 14, 17, 18, 19, 22, 23 “Cahaba: Hallowed Ground,” 99: 12-23 Cahaba lilies, 92: 51; 51 Cahaba Rifles, 99: 18 Cahaba River National Wildlife Refuge, 92: 51-2 Cahaba River, 92: 51; 99: 14, 15, 17, 21, 23; 17 Cahaba state house, 99: 15; 15 Cahawba, Alabama, 99: 14 Cahill, Lisa, 91: 50-1 Calhoun Colored School, 96: 22, 24, 25, 29 Calhoun, Alabama, 96: 22, 24 Camak, James, 96: 42, 43 Campbell, Lamar, 97: 23 Campbell, Rebecca, 97: 23 Canby, Edward, 91: 31, 33, 35, 36; 30 Canebrake Rifle Guards, 96: 12 Capote, Truman, 97: 9, 11 “Capsule in a Cornerstone: The Treasure of Smith Hall,” 18-24 Carbon Hill, Alabama, 94: 30, 33 Carnegie, Andrew, 100: Carney, Charity R., 100: Carter, Clive, 95: 48 Carter, Dan T., 92: 54 Carver Research Foundation, 94: 52

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Carver, George Washington, 94: 52; 100 Castellano, Donna McPherson, 98: 35-43 Castle Morgan, 99: 19, 20, 22 Cather, George, 97: 22 Cemeteries, 91: 56, 58; 99: 62-3 Center, Clark E. Jr., 94: 52-53 Champion, Robert, 97; 13 Chandler, Hatchett, 96: 34, 35, 36; 35 Chandler, Robert G., 93: 27 Chappel, Alonzo, 92: 13 Chappell, Roy, 98: 54 Chase, William Merritt, 96: 22, 26 Chattahoochee River, 92: 11, 15; 96: 41, 42; 41 Chaudron, Adelaide de V., 100: Chaudron, Jean Simon, 97: 38 Chaudron, Jeanne Stollenwerck, 97: 38 Chermock, Ralph, 99: 61 Chicken Dreaming Corn, 95: 55; 54 Chief Menawa, 98: 48 Children, 100: Childs, Jane Hamilton, 93: 28-29; 28 Chilton County, 92: 47 Cirigliano, Angelo, 94: 32 Civil rights movement, 95: 37, 38, 39, 40; 97: 47, 49, 50; 99: 48, 55-6; 100 Civil rights, 98: 26-34, 46-7 Civil War flags, 96: 10-21; CSA Flag—Third National Pattern, 96: 19; First Alabama Infantry (Co. C-G, Perote Guards), 96: 14, 15; Fourth Alabama Infantry (Co. G, Marion Light Infantry), 96: 17; Fourth Alabama Infantry Regiment (Co. D, Canebrake Rifle Guards), 96: 12; Second Alabama Infantry Reserves, redesignated Sixty-third Alabama Infantry, 96: 20;Seventh Alabama Infantry (Co. K, Florence Guards), 96: 16; Sixth Alabama Infantry (Co. E. Hayneville Guards), 96: 13; Stars and Bars, 96: 16, 17, 19; Thirteenth Alabama Infantry, 96: 18; Thirty-third Alabama Infantry, 96: 10-11; Waters’ Battery, 96: 18; Young Men’s Secession Association, 96: 12; Civil War, 91: 12, 14, 16, 28-37, 56, 58; 92: 18, 19; 93: 20-29; 95: 36, 37, 38, 39, 40; 97: 47, 48, 49, 58-9; 98: 20, 21, 36, 45-46; 99: 18, 48-50, 62-3; 100 The Civil War and the Limits of Destraction, 91: 58 Claiborne, Ferdinand L., 92: 8, 14, 15 Clanton’s Brigade, 96: 13 Clary, Jacob, 93: 50 Clary, Martha Ann, 93: 50, 51 Clary, Nancy, 93: 50 “Clash of Cultures: The Creek War in Alabama,” 92: 8-17 Clay, Henry, 91: 51 Claybank Church, 93: 5 Cleburne County, 92: 30; 93: 5 Cleburne, Gen. Patrick, 96: 19

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Cleburne, Maj. Gen. W. E., 96: 11 Clemens, Jeremiah, 99: 50 Clevenger, Margaret, 97: 16-25 Clinton, Bill, 97: 8 Cocheron House, 99: 18, 22 Cochrane, Leslie, 99: 5, 6 Cockrell, Francis M., 91: 34; 34 Coden, Alabama, 99: 28, 29 Coffee, John R., 96: 43, 44; 44 Cole, Katie, 92: 40-47 Coleman House, 94: 47; 46 Coleman, Philip, 97: 19 Collins, John K., 95: 31 Columbiana, 92: 44 “Columns and Colonnades: The Advent of Greek Revival Mobile,” 95: 26-35 Comer, Braxton B., 98: 19, 22 Communist Party, 92: 53 Condé Charlotte Museum House, 97: 36-45; 36-7, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45 Confederacy, 94: 54-5 Confederate dead, 99: 62-3 The Confederate Battle Flag: America’s Most Embattled Emblem, 94: 54; 54 Confederate Rest, 93: 17; 17 “Confederate Twilight: The Fall of Fort Blakely,” 91: 28-37 Connor, Eugene “Bull,” 99: 56 Constitutional Union Party, 97: 49 Constitutional Unionists, 97: 49 Convict caterpillars, 92: 51-2 Coogan, Thomas, 94: 35, 36 Coolidge, Calvin, 92: 25 Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art, 91: 18, 19, 20, 21, 24, 26 Cooper, William J., 97: 59 Coosa County Farmer’s and Civic Association, Rockford, 98: 40; 40 Coosa River, 92: 11 Corra, Francis, 96: 11, 13, 14 Coski, John M., 94: 54 Cotton industry, 94: 19 Cotton Mills, 98: 43; 43 Courtland, Alabama, 94: 30 Cowles, George, 96: 14 Cox, Thomas Jefferson, 93: 26, 27 Cragg, Edward, 97: 30; 30 Crawford, Sarah, 97: 41, 42 Creek Indians, 92: 8-19; 96: 47, 48, 57, 58; 97: 47; 98: 45; 100 Creek Removal, 92: 16 Creek War 1813-1814, 96: 47 Creek War, 92: 8-19; 13; 95: 36, 37, 38, 39, 40; 97: 18, 47; 98: 44-5; 99: 48; 100

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Cricket Theater, Collinsville, 98: 39-40; 39 Croom, Bryan, 93: 52, 53 Croom, Hardy, 93: 52, 53 Croomia (plant), 93: 52-3; 52 Crosby, Betsy Gaines, 95: 4-7 Crow, Mattie Lou Teague, 97: 18, 19 Crump, Edward Hill, 93: 36 Cullman, 91: 5 Cullman, John, 92: 33 Dale, Sam, 92: 14, 17; 14 Dallas County, Alabama, 99: 18, 19 Daughtry, George, 91: 38 Davenport, L. J., 92: 51-52; 93: 52-53; 95: 51-52; 97: 54-55; 98: 51-2; 99: 60-1; 100 Davis, Askew, 93: 43 Davis, Jefferson, 97: 58-9; 100 Davis, Richard C., 93: 25, 26 Dayton Cemetery (Dayton), 93: 14; 14, 15 Dayton, 93: 14-16 De Riviere, Henri, 98: 10, 11 De Soto State Park, 96: 30, 32 De Soto, Hernando, 96: 34, 35; 99: 42 De Soto, Isabella, 96: 34, 35 De Vries, Hugo, 99: 60-1; 60 Dean, Moses, 97: 24 Dee, Dr. John, 96: 31, 32 Deerskins & Duffels: The Creek Indian Trade with Anglo-America, 1685-1815, 96: 57; 57 Dekleine, William, 92: 44, 45, 46 Delbridge, Frank, 92: 40 Deliverance, 92: 24 Democratic National Convention, 96: 48, 49 Democratic Party, 96: 48 Democrats, 97: 48, 49 Demopolis, 93: 12-14 Denny, George, 92: 41 Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, 95: 48, 50 Department of Conservation, 96: 34 Department of the Gulf, 98: 9, 12 Derby, J. C., 99: 36, 38, 39 Derry, Linda, 99: 17, 21 Devota, 99: 40, 41; 41 Dickinson, Loy, 94: 34, 36; 36 Dickinson, Mary Thorn, 96: 22, 25 Dickinson, Rev. Charles Henry, 96: 22, 25 Dickinson, Sidney, 96: 22-29; 23; artwork by: The Alabama Studio, 96: 25; 26; Boy on a Horse, 96: 25; 24; Emma, 96: 25; 24; Holiday, 96: 23; The Leninger Place, 96: 28; cover;

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Maggie the Octoroon, 96: 25, 26; 25; Outside Montgomery, Alabama, 1926, 96: 29; 27; Outside Montgomery, Alabama, circa 1926, 96: 27; The Pale Rider, 96: 29; 28 Dicksonia, 100: Dinnerstein, Leonard, 92: 53 District of the Gulf, 98: 12 The Divided Skies: Establishing Segregated Flight Training at Tuskegee, Alabama, 1934-1942, 98: 55; 54 Dixie Landing, Alabama, 99: 60, 61 Dixon, Thomas, 100: Dollar, Ernest, 93: 50-51 Donahue, Robert, 94: 34, 35 Donnell, J. W. S., 93: 25, 26 Doolady, Michael, 99: 38, 39 Dorlon, Mulford, 99: 27 Dorsey, Mignette Y. Patrick, 99: 55-6 Douglas, Stephen, 96: 48; 97: 48; 98: 45, 46; 46 Downs, Matthew L., 95: 42-43; 96: 50; 97: 49-50; 98: 46-7; 99: 50-1; 100 Drish House, 92: 6-7; 6, 7 Drish, Catherine, 92: 6 Drish, John R., 92: 6 Drish, Sarah, 92: 6 Druid City Hospital, 92: 42, 43 Dryden, Charles W., 98: 55 Du Bois, W. E. B., 100: Duck Bowl, 100: Dugger, Mrs. Julian, 96: 53, 54, 56 Durham, David I., 93: 54 Eastman, Charles, 92: 38 Eaton, William Orville, 98: 30, 32; 32 Edwards, Josiah, 98: 4, 5 Edwards, William (Billy), 93: 5, 6 Edwards, William, 98: 4 Eight Acre Rock, 100: Elisha Robinson House, 97: 25; 25 Ellicott stone, 96: 40; 40 Ellicott, Andrew, 96: 40, 41 Ellison, Evan, 91: 9 Ellison, Marguerite, 91: 8, 15; 9 Embry, James Alden, 97: 23 Engravings, 94: 16-25; “City of Montgomery, Alabama,” 17-18; 16; “Pictures of the South—Magnolia Grove, on the Shell Road At Mobile, Alabama,” 94: 18; 18; “Cotton-Shoot on the Alabama” 94: 19; 19; “Shooting Cotton-Bales into the Fore Part of the River-Steamer Magnolia,” 94: 19, 19; “Union Southern Men Welcoming Our Gun-Boats in Alabama,” 94: 20; 20; “Soldiers Ball at Huntsville, Alabama—Dancing the ‘Virginia Reel,’” 94: 21; 21; “A Night Drill on the Levee at Mobile, Alabama,” 94: 22; 22; “Mobile—The Gulf City,” 94: 23; 23; “Berherung Des Sturmes in Alabama,” 94: 25; 24;

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“Alabama—The Recent Floods in the Alabama River—A Family Refuge in a Tree-Top,” 94: 25-26; 25; “The Great Industry of Birmingham, Alabama—A Pig Iron Furnace,” 94: 26; 26-7. “The Enigmatic Colonel Maury of the Fifteenth Confederate Cavalry,” 98: 8-17 Entomologia Alabamensis, 100: Erwin, Mrs. Alexander, 93: 11 Eufaula Athenaeum, 95: 8-19; 8-9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19; Civil War Collection, 95: 14, 15; “The Southern Photographer,” 95: 16-17; Southern literature collection, 95: 17- Eutaw, 93: 11, 12 Evangelism, 100: Evans, Howard, 99: 34, 39, 41 Evans, Matthew, 99: 32, 33, 34, 40 Evans, Sarah Howard, 99: 32, 33, 34; 34 Evans, Sarah, 98: 29 Evans, Walker, 92: 6 Evening primrose, 99: 60-1 Evers, Johnny, 92: 49 “Everybody was Black Down There”: Race and Industrial Change in the Alabama Coalfields, 94: 55; 55 Famous Players-Lasky Corporation, 93: 48; 48 Farming, 91: 6-15 Faust, Drew Gilpin, 91: 56 FBI, 98: 27, 30, 31, 34 Federal Road, 95: 40, 42; 96: 47-48; 97: 47; 98: 36, 42-3; 43; 100 Fenn, Elisha, 92: 33 Ferguson, Hill, 98: 19, 24; 24 Fidler, William Perry, 99: 32, 33, 34, 38, 39, 41 Fifteenth Air Force, 94: 29, 33 Fifteenth Confederate Cavalry, 98: 8-17 Fifth Alabama Infantry Regiment, 99: 18, 19 Finley, Wayne, 94: 13 First and Ten Club, 95: 46; 46-7 Fishing Industry, 99: 26, 27, 28; 28, 29 Fitts, Evans, 92, 7 Flinn, George, 97: 41, 42 Flint River, 92: 11 Flirt, JoAnn, 91: 37 Florence Guards, 96: 16 Florence, Alabama, 93: 32, 33, 34, 35, 38 Floyd, John, 92: 15 Flying Fortress (B-17G), 94: 33, 34, 35; 29 Flynn, Francis W., 94: 34, 35 Flynt, Wayne, 97: 6-14 Football, 91: 38-49 Forest Home, Sulligent, 98: 37; 37

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Forever Wild Program, 95: 48 Formichella, Joe, 97: 45; 45 “Forrest James, Hollywood’s Reluctant Star,” 93: 40-49 Forsyth, John, 93: 54, 55 Fort Blakely, 91: 28-37; 28-9; 32, 37 Fort Charlotte, 97: 44 Fort Condé Charlotte House, 97: 39 Fort Condé Village, 99: 4, 5 Fort Condé, 97: 39, 44, 45 Fort McClellan Officers’ Club, 94: 4, 5, 6; 4, 5, 6 Fort McClellan, 94: 4, 5, 6 Fort Mims, 92: 8, 13, 14, 15, 17, 19; 13 Fort Mitchell, 92: 15 Fort Morgan, 91: 31, 33; 96: 34, 35, 36, 37; 31, 36; 98: 11 Fort Mountain, Georgia, 96: 30, 32; 32 Fort Sinquefield, 92: 13 Fort Strother, 99: 59; 57 Fort Toulouse National Historic Park, 96: 6-8; 7 Fortune tellers, 94: 8-15 Frank v. Mangum, 92: 54 Frank, Leo, 92: 53, 54 Freedom Flyers: The Tuskegee Airmen of World War II, 98: 54; 54 Freeman, Montress, 91: 47 Freeman, Paul, 92: 52 Freeman, Thomas, 96: 43, 44, 45 French’s Division, 91: 34 “From Alabama to Amendola and Back: Journey of a B-17 Pilot,” 94: 28-37 Frontier, 98: 45 “Fruithurst: The Alabama Wine Country,” 92: 30-39 Fruithurst Inn, 92: 35; 35 Fruithurst, 92: 30-39; 30-1, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 39 Fugitives, 95: 17, 18 Fusihatchee, 99: 44; 44 Gadsden, 95: 48 Gaillard, Frye, 99: 24-31 Gaines, Betty, 95: 4, 6; 7 Gaines, Julia, 95; 5; 6 Gamble, Robert, 95: 7; 96: 6-8; 100 Gandy, Hoss, 91: 48; 48 Garfield, James, 93: 25, 27, 29; 25 Garland, Landon, 98: 20, 21 Gary, John, 91: 36, 37 General Electric Company, 96: 6, 7 Geological Survey of Alabama, 98: 19, 23, 24 George, Captn. William, 95: 31, 32 Georgia Cottage, 99: 36, 40; 37

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Georgia Fruit Growing and Winery Association, 92: 33, 34 Gifford, R. Swain, 91: 22 Glimpses of the Wonderful: The Life of Philip Henry Gosse, 1810-1888, 100: Glover Mausoleum, 93: 12; 12-13 The Golden Age of Battlefield Preservation: The Decade of the 1890s and the Establishment of America’s First Five Military Parks, 99: 63; 63 Goldfarb, Stephen, 91: 56, 58; 92: 53-54; 93: 54-55; 94: 54-5; 96: 57-59; 97: 58-59; 98: 54-5; 99: 62-3; 100 Gomillion, Charles Goode, 94: 53 Goodman, James, 92: 54 Gorgas, William Crawford, 93: 55 Gosse, Edmund, 100: Gosse, Philip Henry, 98: 51-2; 99: 17; 100 Grandvilla, 92: 30-1 Grant, Ulysses S., 97: 58 Graves House, 96: 6-8; 6, 7, 8 Graves, David, 96: 7, 8 Graves, William, 96: 6, 8 Graveyards, 93: 8-19 Great Depression, 92: 41, 46, 48 Great Migration, 92, 16-17 Greek Revival architecture, 95: 26-35; Oakleigh, 95: 26, 32, 34, 35; 26-7, 32-3, 34; Spring Hill College, 95: 29, 30, 31, 35; 29; The Old City Hospital, 95: 31, 35; 30 Greek Revival, 99: 4, 5 Green Chapel CME, 100: Gregg, Eva Wilson, 98: 28 Gregg, Heber, 98: 28 Gregg, Mary, 98: 28 Gregory, Larry, 96: 7; 8 Gregory, Melanie Betz, 94: 38-48 Grew, Joseph C., 92: 27 Grimsley, Mark, 91: 58 Grove Court Apartments, Montgomery, 94: 41; 41 “The Grown-up Helen Keller: Goodwill Ambassador to the World,” 92: 20-29 Gulf Coast, 99: 24-31 Gums, Bonnie, 97: 45 Gwynedd, Owen, 96: 30, 31 Hall, Edward, 99: 4 Hall, John C., 96: 30-37 Hall, John, 98: 18-24 Hall-Ford House, 99: 4, 5, 6; 4, 5 Hamburg, Alabama, 94: 42 Hamilton, Stewart, 94: 49, 50, 51; 49 Hamilton, Virginia Van der Veer, 94: 49-51; 50 Hammitt, E. B., 92: 36; 37 Hampton Institute, 96: 22, 24

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Handy Museum, 93: 32, 37, 38; 32 Handy, Elizabeth Price, 93: 34, 35, 38; 34 Handy, William Christopher (W. C.), 93: 30-39; 30, 33, 34, 35, 37, 39 Handy, William Wise, 93: 32 Haralson, Jeremiah, 99: 20; 20 The Hard Hand of War: Union Military Policy Toward Southern Civilians, 1861-1865, 91: 58 Hardee Pattern flags, 96: 11, 19, 20 Harper, Roland, 92: 41 Harriss, Walter, 99: 35 Harvard University, 92: 22, 25 Hawkins, Benjamin, 92: 11, 12, 13; 10; 96: 47, 48; 47; 100 Hawkins, Erskine, 99: 8, 10; 9 Hawthorne School of Art, 91: 22 Hawthorne, Charles, 91: 23; 25 Hayden, Isaac, 92: 14 Haynes, Susan, 92: 6-7; 7 Hayneville Guards, 96: 13, 14 Heflin, J. Thomas, 100: Helen Keller, 92: 20-9; 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 Henley, Lillian Lowe, 97: 42, 43 Heritage Commission of Tuscaloosa County, 92: 7 Herrington, Penny Liuzzo, 98: 29 Heustis, Rachel Lyons, 99: 36, 38; 36 Hicks, Will, 95: 22, 25 Hill, Lister, 95: 48 Hilliard, Henry Washington, 93: 54, 55 Historic cores, 91: 4 Historic Mobile Preservation Society (HMPS), 97: 40, 41, 42, 43 Historic wood windows, 98: 41; 41 Historical markers, 91: 52; 52, 55; 99: 57-9; 57 “History in Ruins,” 100: Hobart, Peter, 95: 28 Hobson City, 94: 47; 47 Hoffa, Jimmy, 98: 33, 34 Hoffman, Roy, 95: 54-55 Holmes, David, 95: 41; 41; 97: 48 Holmes, Hamilton E., 99: 50, 51 Holmes, Nicholas, Jr., 96: 8; 97: 40 Holmes, Nick, Sr., 97: 40, 41, 44 Hooper, Johnson J., 96: 16 Hoover, J. Edgar, 98: 30, 31, 34; 31 Horne, George, 97: 42 Horne, Mattie, 97: 42 Horseshoe Bend, 92: 18; 18 Horsman, Reginald, 93: 55

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Howard College, 91: 38-49 Howard, Augustus, 99: 33, 34 Howard, David Grant, 95: 6 Howe, Daniel Walker, 94: 54-5 Howell, C. K., 94: 40 Hummel, Sophie, 98: 23, 24 Hunt, John, 99: 48, 49; 48 Hunter, Charlayne, 99: 50, 51 Hunting horn, 94: 49 Huntington, Collis P., 100: Huntsville, 91: 8, 13, 15; 99: 48-9 Hurricane Katrina, 99: 25, 26, 31; 25 Hurricanes, 99: 25, 26, 28, 31; 25, 28 Hybels, Bill, 100: In Memoriam, 93: 4; 4 Indelice, 99: 40 Industrial Workers of the World, 92: 24 Industrialization, 94: 55 Inez: A Tale of the Alamo, 99: 34, 35, 38; 35 Integration, 99: 50 International League baseball, 92: 49 Inzer, Judge John Washington, 97: 20, 21, 23, 24, 25; 20 Inzer, Sally Elizabeth Pope, 97: 24 Italianate architecture, 92: 6 Iwahashi, Takeo, 92: 25 Jackson, Andrew, 92: 8, 15, 16, 17; 9, 17; 94: 54-5; 95: 37; 96: 44; 100 Jackson, Earl, 99: 55, 56 Jackson, Isaac, 91: 30, 31, 35, 36 Jakeman, Robert J., 98: 55 James, Cal, 93: 46 James, Everett “Ebb,” 93: 40, 42, 46; 42 James, Fob Jr., 93: 46 James, Forrest “Fob,”93: 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46; 41, 42, 47 James, Rebecca Ellington, 93: 46 James, Willie Edmond Bedell, 93: 40, 45 Janishek, Francis, 92: 33 Janney, Caroline E., 99: 62 Japan, 92: 25-7, 28 Jefferson Davis and the Civil War Era, 97: 59; 59 Jefferson, Thomas, 95: 41; 96: 47, 48 Jemison-Turner house, 100: Jewish Cemetery (Demopolis), 93: 12-14; 12-13 Jewish Immigration, 95: 54-5 Jewish life in Alabama, 100: Jews, 92: 53 John Ash House, 97: 23; 19

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John W. Inzer Museum, 97: 25; 16-17, 21, 25 Johnson, Bill, 91: 48 Johnson, J. F., 92: 36 Jones Family Camp Hunt, 98: 4-6; 4, 6 Jones, George O., 93: 6, 7 Jones, George O., 98: 4, 5 Jones, Houston B., 93: 6; 7 Jones, Joseph M. 98: 4-6; 4 Jones, Joseph M., 91: 6-15; 93: 5-7 Jones, Leo R., 93: 6 Jones, Leo, 98: 6 Jones, Lewis, 94: 53 Jones, Tabitha, 93: 6 Jones, Ted, 98: 6 Josiah Nott of Mobile: Southerner, Physician, and Racial Theorist, 93: 55; 55 Judson, Lewis, 95: 28 “‘Keep Still’: Booker T. Washington and the Shiloh Church Tragedy,” 95: 20-25 Keller, Arthur, 92: 22 Keller, Kate, 92: 22 Kelley, Matthew H., 93: 28-9; 97: 15; 98:25 Kelly-Stone-Hill House, Carrollton, 98: 38; 38 Kennedy, J. P., 92: 8 Kennedy, John F., 92: 25; 28; 98: 46-7; 47 Kerr, Norwood, 91: 52, 54 Kilby, Gov. Thomas, 96: 27, 29 King, Martin Luther Jr., 95: 43; 97; 50; 98: 28, 31, 33, 34, 47 Kirkbride House, 97: 39, 41, 42, 45 Kirkbride, Elizabeth Atwood Bassetts, 97: 43 Kirkbride, Jonathan, 97: 43, 44 Kirkpatrick, Clifton, 99: 21 Kirkpatrick, Samuel McCurdy, 99: 21 Kirksey, Millie, 97: 29 Kirsch, Robert, 94: 34 Klu Klux Klan, 98: 27, 30, 31, 32, 34 Knights of Pythias, 93: 35, 36 Kolb, Reuben F., 98: 36 L & N Railroad, 91: 5 L’Enfant, Charles, 96: 40 Ladies’ Memorial Associations, 99: 62-3 Lafayette, Marquis de, 99: 16, 17; 16 LaFollette, Robert, 92: 24 Laminack, Dylan, 92: 39 Laminack, Johnny, 92: 39 Laminack, Joshua, 92: 39; 39 Landis, Kennesaw Mountain, 92: 49 Lane, Marvin G., 98: 31, 32

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Lasky, Jesse, 93: 45; 48 Latham, Jack, 92: 47 Lawes, Lewis, 92: 48 Le Moyne, Pierre, Sieur d’Iverville, 99: 26, 27; 27 Lee, Harper, 97: 6-15; 7, 14 Lee, Kelly, 97: 14 Lee, Robert E., 91: 30, 37; 98: 8, 15, 16; 99: 62 Legion Field, 91: 40, 41; 41 Leigh, Leon H., 94: 32; 32 The Leo Frank Case, 92: 53; 53 Leslie, Frank, 94: 17, 25 Letters from Alabama, (U.S.) Chiefly Relating to Natural History, 98: 51; 100 Lewellyn, Benjamin, 91: 38-49 Lewis, John, 96: 50; 50; 97: 49 Liddell, St. John Richardson, 91: 33, 34, 35, 36, 37; 34 Lily Heaven, 92: 52 Lincoln, Abraham, 93: 28, 29, 54, 55; 96: 16, 17; 97; 58-9; 98: 45; 46; 99: 49 Lindbergh, Robert E., 99: 56 Linsey Brothers Drug Store, 92: 36 Little Cahaba River, 92: 52 Little Warrior, 92: 12 Liuzzo, Anthony James (Jim), 98: 28, 29, 34; 33 Liuzzo, Evangeline (Mary), 98: 29 Liuzzo, Sally, 98: 29 Liuzzo, Tommy, 98: 29 Liuzzo, Tony, 98: 28 Liuzzo, Viola, 98: 26-34; 26, 27, 28 Live Oak Cemetery (Selma): 93, 18-19; 9, 18 Lower Creek Indians, 92: 11 Lucy, Autherine, 99: 51, 51 Lynch, Arthur Steven, 99: 55, 56 Lyon, William, 92, 44 Lyric Theater, Birmingham, 94: 40; 38-9, 40 Macaria, 99: 38, 39 Macy, John, 92: 23, 24 Madison County, 91: 6-15 Madoc, legend of, 96: 30-37 Madoc, Prince ap Owain, 96: 30-37; 31 The Magee Farm, Kulish, 98: 42; 42 Magic City Classic, 91: 39, 42, 47 Mahan, Adelaide Eleanor, 91: 16-27; 18, 20 Mahan, Anna Cunningham Curtis, 91: 16, 18, 24, 26, 27 Mahan, Christabel, 91: 18, 20, 24 Mahan, Edward, 91: 16 Mahan, Jesse Wilkerson, 91: 16, 18, 27 Mahan, Jessee, Jr., 91: 18, 24

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Mahan, Kevin, 91: 18 Mahan, Mike, 91: 18, 27 Mahan, Napoleon, 91: 18 Mahara’s Minstrel, 93: 34, 35 Main Street Program, 91: 4 Maltese crosses, 93: 11, 12 Mandians, 96: 33 Mann, Alonzo, 92: 54 Marinello, Joseph, 94: 35, 36 Marion, 93: 17 Markowitz, Fred P., 94: 32; 32 Marschall, Nicola, 96: 12, 14, 15; 15 Marten, James, 100: Martin, James D., 05: 48-50; 49 Martin, Jean Thompson, 97: 30 Maury, Dabney, 91: 34; 35; 98: 10, 12, 13, 16, 17; 13 Maury, Henry C. (Harry), 98: 8-17; 9 Maxwell Field, 94: 30 McCall, Nancy, 99: 29, 30 McCann, J. E., 91: 40 McCorvey, Charlie, Jr., 97: 13 McCrary, Betsy Wright, 91: 12 McCrary, Hattie Sallie, 91: 15 McCrary, Mary Frances, 91: 9 McCrary, Maymie, 91: 15 McCrary, Nancy Lee, 91: 15 McCrary, Nancy Wright, 91: 12 McCrary, Robert Spragins, 91: 15 McCrary, Thomas Lee, 91: 15 McCrary, Thomas, 91: 6-15; 6, 8, 9 McCrary, William Etta, 91: 15 McCrary, Williams Ellet, 91: 15 McCrary, Williams, 91: 15 “The McCrarys of Madison County: Two Centuries and Counting,” 91: 6-15 McEnary, William, 93: 26 McIntosh, William, 92: 12, 14; 12 McKinney, Joan, 94: 4-6 McNutt, James K., 96: 53-56 McPherson, Aimee Semple, 100: McPherson, James, 97: 58-9 McQueen, Peter, 92: 12, 13 Mell, Patrick H., 97: 54, 55; 55 Mellown. Robert O., 96: 53-56 “Memphis Blues,” 93: 36, 37, 38 Memphis & Charleston freight depot, 100: Memphis and Charleston Railroad, 93: 21

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Memphis, Tennessee, 93: 36, 37 Menawa, 92: 14, 15, 16; 15; 95: 36 Menestres, Daniel, 97: 56-57 Mesopotamia Cemetery (Greene County), 93: 11; 10, 11 Mesopotamia, 93: 11 Messer, Joni, 96: 8 Metcalf, Willard, 91: 22 Meyrick, Russell, 94: 34, 36 Miles, William Porcher, 96: 14, 15, 19 Miller, Benjamin, 92: 42, 45, 47 Millerville, Alabama, 94: 11, 15 Mims, Douglas, 92: 43 Mims, Samuel, 92: 13, 43 Mint julep, 91: 50-1; 50 The Miracle Worker: 92, 20 Miracle, Silas, 93: 43, 44; 45, 49 Mississippi Territorial Militia, 92: 14 Mississippi Territory, 92: 10, 16; 95: 40, 41; 96: 41, 43, 44, 46; 45; 97: 47; 98: 44, 45 Mississippian Indians, 100: Mitchel, Ormsby MacKnight, 93: 21, 22, 23; 23 Mobile Register, 93: 54 Mobile, 91: 28-37; 94: 18, 22, 23; 95: 26-35; 97: 36-45; 98: 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 16, 17; 99: 4-6, 34, 36, 39, 41 Mohr, Charles T., 97; 54, 55; 54 Monroe County Courthouse, 97: 6-7, 13 Monroeville, Alabama, 97: 6, 9, 10 Montgomery County Courthouse, 95: 42, 43 Montgomery Highway, 92: 47 Montgomery sit-in, 95: 42, 43 Montgomery True Blues, 96: 20; 21 Montgomery, 92: 44, 45; 94: 41; 95: 42, 43; 99: 49, 50; 100 Moody Army Air Field, 94: 31, 32 Mooney, Ralph T., 94: 32, 33, 34; 32 Moore v. Dempsey, 92: 54 Moore, Clarence Bloomfield, 100: Moore, Gov. Andrew Barry, 96: 11, 15 Mordecai, Abraham, 100: “More than a Bottle: The Vital Importance of Context,” 99: 45 Morey, Dave, 93: 40, 42 Morgan, Jacob, 93: 50, 51 Morgan, James W., 99: 56 Morgan, Martha, 93: 50; 50 Morgan, William, 93: 50, 51; 50 Morris Avenue, 91: 4 Moton, Leroy, 98: 30, 31 Moulton, E. R. “Slick,” 93: 42

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Mounds (Native American), 99: 14, 18 Moundville Archaeological Park, 100: Moundville, Alabama, 99: 43, 47; 42-3; 100 Mount Ida plantation, 100: Moye, J. Todd, 98: 54, 55 “Mr. Crump,” 93: 36 Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church and Community Day School, Hamburg, 94: 42-3; 42-3 Mundy, Helen, 93: 43, 49; 44, 45, 47, 49 Munger Bowl, 91: 43; 40 Murphy, John, 99: 16; 15 Murphy, Matthew Hobson Jr., 98: 32 Murray, Jim, 93: 44; 42 Murray, Steve, 95: 39 Muus Hotel, 92: 37, 38 Muus, Bernt Julius, 92: 37, 38 Muus, Oline, 92: 37, 38 Myers, Thomas J., 98: 13, 17 NAACP, 97: 49, 50; 100 National Academy of Design, 96: 22, 25, 29 National Baptist Convention, 95: 20, 24 National Committee to Abolish the Poll Tax, 94: 53 National Democratic Party, 97: 48-9 National Negro Health Week, 94: 53 National Register of Historic Places, 95: 4, 5, 6 National Society of the Colonial Dames of America (NSCD) in the State of Alabama, 97: 39, 40, 42 Native American art, 100: Native American Confederacy, 92: 11 Native Americans, 96: 57-59; 99: 42 Natural History Museum at University of Alabama, 98: 19, 22, 25 Nature Journal, 92: 51-52, 51; 93: 52-53; 52; 95: 51-2; 97: 54-55; 54, 55; 98: 51-2; 51, 52; 99: 60-1; 60; 100 Neely, Mark E., Jr., 91: 58 A New Order of Things: Property, Power, and the Transformation of the Creek Indians, 1733-1816, 96: 58; 57 Newman, Zipp, 91: 41, 42, 49 Newspapers, nineteenth-century, 94: 16-25 Newton, Ann Martin, 97: 18, 19 Newton, Rev. Thomas, 97: 18, 19 Newtown, Alabama, 96: 54 Nickajack, 96: 41, 42 Nielsen, Kim E., 92: 20-29 Nixon, Richard M., 98: 46-7 Nola, Frank J. Jr, 91: 4-5 Noles, James L. Jr., 94: 28-37 Noles, Jim, 91: 28-37

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Noojin, Gus, 91: 38, 44 Norrell, Robert J., 100: Norris v. Alabama, 92: 54 Norris, Clarence, 92: 54 Northport, 92: 40, 41, 42, 43, 47; 41, 42, 43; 94: 41 Norton, C. A., 92: 32, 33 Norton, John S., 93: 25, 27 Nott, Josiah, 93: 54, 55 Oak Hill Cemetery (Greene County), 93: 11; 10, 11 Oakleigh, 97: 42 Oconostota, Chief, 96: 33, 34; 34 Ogletree, James B., 94: 48 Ogletree-Wright-Ivey House, 94: 48; 48 Okfuskee, 96: 58 Okfuskee: A Creek Indian Town in Colonial America, 96: 58; 58 Old Cahawba Archaeological Park, 99: 13, 16, 21 Old Cahawba, 99: 45, 47 Old Mobile, 99: 44 Old Prewitt Plantation Slave Cemetery, Northport, 94: 41; 42, 43 Old Stone Fort, Tennessee, 96: 30, 32 Oney, Steve, 92: 53, 54 Opelika, 92: 48, 50 Osaka Lighthouse, 92: 25 Out of the Dark: Essays, Letters, and Addresses on Physical and Social Vision, 92: 24 Owen, Thomas McAdory, 96: 20 Owens, Geraldine, 92: 30 Owens, Jack, 95: 46-47 Owsianik, Joe, 94: 34-5 Palmer, Sergeant, 94: 32 Paramount Pictures, 93: 45, 46, 48 Parker, Ralph E., 99: 55, 56 Parks, Rosa, 98: 48 Patrick, Charles, 99: 55-6; 55, 56 Patterson, Gov. John, 96: 50 Patterson, John, 95: 42, 43; 99: 51 Paty, Raymond, 91: 38, 49 Pearson, Clyde, 94: 41 Pearson, Joseph W., 95: 40-41; 96: 47-48; 97: 47-48; 98: 44-5; 99: 48-9; 100 Peck, Gregory, 97: 8, 15; 9 The Pen Makes a Good Sword: John Forsyth of the Mobile Register, 93: 54; 54 Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, 96: 25 Perine Mansion, 99: 18, 22; 18 Perine, E. M., 99: 18 Perkins School for the Blind, 92: 22 Perkins, Maj. Hardin, 96: 53, 54, 55 Perote Guards, 96: 11, 14

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Phagan, Mary, 92: 53, 54 Philip Henry Gosse: Science and Art in Letters from Alabama, 100: Philips, L. D., 92: 35 Phinney, Rex V., 94: 32 Pickens, Israel, 99: 16; 15 Pickett, Albert James, 100: Piker, Joshua, 96: 58 Pine Torch Church, 93: 5 Pineda Island Recreation Center, 100: Pitt, Matt, 100: Pitts, Edwin “Alabama,” 92: 48-50; 48, 49 “Places in Peril 2009: Alabama’s Endangered Historic Landmarks,” 94: 38-48 “Places in Peril 2010: Preservation to Make a Difference,” 98: 35-43 Plantersville, 92: 44, 47 Pleasant Hill, 93: 25; 24; 98: 51 Polk, Leonidas, 98: 15; 15 Pope, LeRoy, 99: 48, 49 Portier, Bishop Michael, 95: 29 Portraits and Landscapes, 99: 8-10; 8, 9; 100 Posener, Lawrence, 99: 4, 5, 6 Possum hunting, 94: 49-51; 49 POW camps, 94: 5, 6 POW murals, 94: 4-6; 4, 5, 6 Powell v. Alabama, 92: 54 Powell, Colin, 95: 46, 47; 46-7 Powell, Ozzie, 92: 54 Preservation, 91: 4, 5; 92: 18-19; 94: 38-48; 97: 4-5; 98: 35-43 Preservationists, 92: 6 “Prince Madoc and the Stubborn Persistence of a Legend,” 96: 30-37 Pruitt, Daphne, 93: 30-39 Rabby, Uncle Bud, 99: 27 Radcliff College, 92: 22, 23 Radien, Will, 92: 41 Ramsey, Erskine, 99: 8, 9, 10; 8 Rayford, Julian, 99: 27 Reading the Southern Past, 91: 56, 58; 56, 58; 92: 53-54, 53, 54; 93: 54-55; 54, 55; 94: 54-5; 95: 54-55; 96: 57-59; 97: 58-59; 58, 59; 98: 54-5; 54, 55; 99: 62-3; 62, 62; 100 “The Reclusive Adelaide Mahan: A Brierfield Original,”91: 16-27 Recollections, 92: 48-50, 48, 49; 94: 49-51; 49, 50; 95: 46-7; 46, 47; 98: 4-6; 4, 5, 6; 99: 55-6; 55 Reconstruction, 99: 62-3 Red Cross, 92: 42, 44, 45, 46, 47 Red Stick Creek Indians, 92: 8, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17; 13, 14; 95: 36, 37; 98: 48; 100 Reeb, James, 98: 33 Reeves, Emma L., 93: 14 “Remembering Mrs. Rena: The East Alabama Soothsayer,” 94: 8-14

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Republican Party, 95: 41, 42 Ress, Thomas V., 93: 20-29; 97: 26-35 Reynolds, Susan, 99: 32-41 Riley, Bob, 94: 15; 15 Riley, Patsy, 94: 15; 15 Riverside Cemetery (Demopolis), 93: 12; 12-13 Roberts, Emma, 96: 24, 25, 26 Robinson School, East Lake, 94: 45 Robinson, Elisha James, 97: 20, 22 Rockefeller, John D., 100: Rocky Hill Castle, 100: Rogers, Catherine Gambrell, 94: 5 Rogers, Laura Jane, 97: 36-44 Rogers, William D., 98: 16 Roosevelt, Eleanor, 98: 54 Roosevelt, Franklin D., 97: 32; 98: 47 Roosevelt, Theodore, 100: Roper, James W., 95: 32, 34, 35; 35 Roseland plantation, 95: 4, 5, 6, 7; 4, 5, 6, 7 Rousseau, General Lovell, 97: 21 Rowe, Stephen M., 95: 8-19; 19 Rowe, Tommy, 98: 30, 31, 32, 43 Royce, Ralph, 97: 32 Rudd, Erma Pitts, 92: 48; 49 Ruins, historic, 100: Russell, Johnny, 93: 18-19 Ryan, Paul J., 94: 32 Ryckman, Garrett, 93: 34, 37, 38 “The Sacking of Athens and the Souring of ‘Civil’ War,” 93: 20-29 Sagadin, Albin, 94: 5, 6 Sagadin, Maria, 94: 6 Sallings, Joseph, 94: 35 Samford University, 91: 38 Sankey, Ben, 93: 42 Satterthwaite, Joseph, 97: 49; 50 Saunt, Claudio, 96: 58 Schneider, David, 98: 35-43 Scotsboro Boys, 92: 53-4 Scotsboro, 92: 53 Scotsboro: A Tragedy of the American South, 92: 54; 54 Scott, John Simms, 93: 22, 23 Scott, John, 99: 12-23 Scott, Kenneth, 97: 33 “Scouting Out To Kill A Mockingbird with Mary Badham,” 97: 15 Scroggins, Louis, 94: 10 Secessionists, 97: 48

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Secession, 95: 42; 96: 49; 98: 45, 46; 99: 49, 50 Second Alabama Infantry Regiment, 98: 11 Selma, 93: 17-19; 98: 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 51 Settlers, 98: 44, 45; 100 Severens, Martha R., 96: 22-29 Sevier, Gov. John, 96: 33, 34; 34 Sewall, Lewis, 100: Sharpe, Barbara Waites, 94: 12, 13 Sharpe, Julian, 94: 13 Shelby Iron Company, 94: 52; 52, 53 Sherman, William Tecumseh, 91: 58; 97: 58 Shiloh Church, 95: 20-25; 21, 23 Shoal Creek Baptist Church, 93: 5-7; 5, 6, 7 Shorter Cemetery, Eufaula, 98: 36; 36 Shorter, John Gill, 98: 36 Shrimp Industry, 99: 27, 28, 29, 30, 31; 24 “Sidney Dickinson in Alabama: The Changing South on Canvas,” 96: 22-29 Sing Sing Prison, 92: 48, 49, 50 Siniard, Jack Wendell, 99: 55, 56 Sit-ins, 96: 50 Slavery, 96: 48 Slaves, 91: 13-14 Sledge, John S., 95: 26-35; 99: 4-6 Sloan, Archibald, 97: 19 Smith Hall, University of Alabama, 98: 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 Smith, Eugene Allen, 97: 54, 55; 98: 19, 20, 21, 22, 24, 25; 20, 21; 99: 60; 60 Smith, Jane Garland (Ms. Jenny), 98: 19, 21, 22 Smith, Julia, 98: 22; 21 Smith, Maury, 93: 4 Smith, Timothy B., 99: 63 Smithsonian Institution, 100: Snyder, William, 92: 40 Socialism, 92: 23 Socialist party, 92: 23 “Soldiers & Captives, Boarders & Brides,” 97: 36-45 South Africa, 92: 29 Southern Architecture and Preservation, 91: 4-5; 4, 5; 92: 6-7, 6, 7; 93: 5-7; 5, 6, 7; 94: 4-6; 95: 4-7; 96: 6-8; 97: 4-5; 4, 5; 99: 4-6; 4, 5 Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC), 95: 43; 96: 50; 98: 30 Southern Courier, 94: 53 Southern Folkways, 91: 50-1; 50 A Southern Moderate in Radical Times: Henry Washington Hilliard, 1808-1892, 93: 54; 55 Southern Religion, 100: Southern University, 91: 38, 39, 41 Southside Baptist Church 92: 6

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Spanish Fort, 91: 31, 33, 35; 30; 100: Sparks, Chauncy, 97: 32 Sparks, Meredith, 97: 25 Sparks, Tony, 97: 25 Spaulding, James Reed, 99: 36, 37 A Speckled Bird, 99: 41 Spencer, Ralph, 92: 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 37, 39 Spiller Building, Tuscaloosa, 94: 44 Squirrel hunting, 98: 4-6 St. Andrew’s Cross, 96: 19 St. Clair County Courthouse, 97: 24; 24 St. Clair County, Alabama, 97: 16-25 St. Elmo, 99: 39, 40, 41; 33, 39 St. George’s Cross, 96: 18, 19 “St. Louis Blues,” 93: 34, 37, 38; 38 St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, Cahaba, 99: 22; 22 St. Stephens, Alabama, 100: St. Wilfrid’s Cemetery (Marion), 93: 17; 16-7 Stanley, Timothy, 93: 22, 23 Stanton, Mary, 92: 30-39; 98: 26-34 Stark Love (movie), 93: 40-49; 40 Starr, Peter, 91: 38-49 State capital at Cahaba, 99: 15, 16, 17 State Department, 92: 25, 27 Steele, Frederick, 91: 33; 33; 98: 16, 17 Stewart, Wilbur, 94: 11 Stickels, Joseph, 91: 36 Stories of Scotsboro, 92: 54; 54 The Story of My Life, 92: 23, 25, 27 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, 96: 50; 97: 49 Sturdivant Hall, 95: 5, 6 Suarez, Frank, 98: 14 Sullivan, Anne, 92: 20, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 29; 24 **I’m not sure what to do here about the fact that she’s briefly known as Anne Macy also. I included the references to her as Macy in this listing, but I’m not sure if we should put a note in parenthesis to show an aka or not.** Sullivan, L. B., 96: 50 Sultana (steamboat), 99: 20 Supreme Court, 92: 54 “Surviving the Storms: Resilience and Strength in Bayou Le Batre,” 99: 24-31 Swaine, Peter, 93: 25, 26, 27 Swedenborg, Emanuel, 92: 22, 26 Swindall, Sandra Herrin, 91: 16-27 Sylacauga, 92: 44, 46, 47 Talladega National Forest, 93: 5, 7; 98: 4, 6; 5 Tallapoosa Land, Mining, and Manufacturing Company, 92: 31, 32

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Tallapoosa River, 92: 11 Tallapoosa, Georgia, 92: 30, 31, 33, 34, 38 Tallassee, Alabama, 100: Tankersley, Billy, 94: 9; 14 Tankersley, Luther, 94: 9, 13 Tankersley, Ricky “Don,” 94: 9, 13, 14; 14 Tankersley, Rosa, 94: 9 Tarrant, Edward W., 91: 34, 37; 35 Tarrant’s Battery, 91: 34, 36 “Tattered Banners: Alabama’s Civil War Flags,” 96: 10-21 Taylor, Franzine, 97: 4-5 Taylor, Grant, 100: Taylor, Malinda, 100: Teague, Ronald, 97: 29 Tecumseh, 92: 11, 12, 14, 16; 11 Teel, Ben, 94: 11, 13, 14; 10, 12 Teel, Dollie Irene, 94: 11; 10, 12 Teel, Irene Vansandt “Rena,” 94: 8-15; 8, 10, 12 Teel, James Dallas, 94: 11, 14 Teel, Joe, 94: 13 Teel, Marvin Pruet, 94: 11; 10, 12 Temple, Robert D., 96: 38-46; 100 Thirty-second Alabama, 98: 11, 12; 11 This Republic of Suffering: Death and the American Civil War, 91: 56 Thomas, Alice McCrary, 91: 8, 11; 15 Thomas, Cleo, 97: 56-7 Thomas, Eugene, 98: 30, 32; 32 Thomas, Gayle, 99: 57-9; 57 Thomas, John R., Jr., 91: 15 Thompson, Lucille Turner, 97: 42 Thomson, Polly, 92: 25, 29; 26, 27 Thorn, Charlotte Rogers, 96: 22, 24, 25, 29; 29 Time capsule, 98: 18-25 To Kill a Mockingbird, 97: 6-15; 7, 8 Tohopeka, 92: 15; 15 Tombstones, 93: 19 Tornadoes, 92: 40-47 Torony, Gabriele, 94: 6 Torrey, John, 93: 52 Toulmin, Harry, 97: 48; 47 Town centers, 91: 5 Townsend, Samuel, 94: 52 Tracy, Samuel Mills, 99: 61; 60 Treaty of Fort Jackson, 92: 16, 17 Treaty of Indian Springs, 92: 14 Tried By War: Abraham Lincoln as Commander in Chief, 97: 58-9; 58

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Tuckaubatchee, 92: 11, 12 Tune, Fran Beggs, 94: 30, 37 Tune, Leon, 94: 31 Tune, Tillman Jr., 94: 33; 31 Tune, William S. “Bill,” 94: 29-37; 31, 32, 34, 35 Turchin, John Basil, 93: 20, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29; 21 Tuscaloosa Country Club, 92: 40, 42 Tuscaloosa County Baptist Association, 92: 7 Tuscaloosa County Preservation Society, 92: 6, 7 Tuscaloosa Paranormal Research Group, 92: 7 Tuscaloosa, 92: 6, 40, 41, 42; 94: 44-5; 96: 53-56 Tuscumbia, 92: 20 Tuskegee Airmen National Historic Site, 97: 27, 29; 29 Tuskegee Airmen, 97: 29; 28; 98: 54-5 Tuskegee Army Air Field (TAAF), 98: 54, 55 Tuskegee aviation program, 98: 54-5 Tuskegee Civic Association, 94: 53 Tuskegee Crisis Study, 94: 53 Tuskegee Institute, 96: 22, 24, 28; 98: 54, 55 Tuskegee University, 94: 52-3, 100 Tuskegee, Alabama, 100: Twatchman, J. W., 91: 22 Twickenham, Alabama, 99: 48, 49 “Uncovering the Past: The Creek War in Alabama,” 92: 18-19 Union Grove, 92: 43 Union occupation of Athens, 93: 22 Unionists, 94: 20 Unionization, 94: 55 Uniontown High School, Perry County; 94: 47; 46 Uniontown, 94: 47 United Daughters of the Confederacy, 99: 63 United Mine Workers of America, 94: 55 United States Colored Troops, 91: 33, 35, 36, 37 “Universal Values: The Enduring Legacy of To Kill a Mockingbird,” 97: 6-14 University of Alabama Student Government Association, 92: 7 University of Alabama, 92: 41, 42; 94: 52; 95: 46; 97: 56-7; 98: 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 24, 25; African Americans at, 97: 56-7; Board of Trustees, 97: 57; the Machine, 97: 56-7; SGA, 97: 56-7 University of Georgia, 99: 50, 51 Up from Slavery, 100: “The Uplift of Humanity:” Booker T. Washington in Context,” 100: Upper Creek Indians, 92: 11 Van Zandt, Pete, 92: 52 Vandegrift, John, 97: 24 Vandegrift, Lydia Hardwick, 97: 24 Vandiver, Ernest, 99: 50

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Vansandt, George, 94: 11 Vansandt, James J., 94: 10; 10 Vansandt, Mary Smith, 94: 10; 10 Vashti, 99: 40 Vicksburg, 91: 30, 34, 36 “Vindicating Viola Liuzzo,” 98: 26-34 Von Braun, Wernher, 100: Von Tchermark, Earl, 99: 60, 61 Voting Rights March, 97: 5 Wade, Elizabeth, 94: 8-14; 97: 36-44 Wadley Depot, 94: 43-4; 44 Wadley, 94: 43-4 Wagner Amenedment, 98: 55 Wales, 96: 30, 31. 32 Walker, Dorothy, 97: 4-5 Walker, Rev. T. W., 95: 22, 23 Wallace, George, 92: 54 Wallace, Lurleen, 95: 48; 96: 36 Wallace, Myrline, 94: 14 Wallace, Y. A., 93: 33 Wallker, William, 98: 10, 11; 10 Walsh, Paddy, 92: 13 War of 1812, 92: 17, 18 Ware, Holland, 95: 49 Ware, Thomas C., 93: 8-19 Waselkov, Greg, 97: 45 Washington, Booker T., 94: 53; 95: 20-25; 22, 25; 96: 22, 24, 28; 100 Washington, George, 96: 40 Washington, Margaret Murray, 100: Waters, Zack, 98: 8-17 “W.C. Handy: The Making of a Blues Legend,” 93: 30-39 Weatherford, William (Red Eagle), 92: 13, 14, 15; 17 West, Crate, 99: 29 Westbrook, Ollie, 91: 47; 47 Westerlund, J. A., 92: 33, 36, 38 Western railway, 100: What HathGod Wrought: The Transformation of America, 1815-1848, 94: 54; 54 Wheatley, Grady, 92: 40 Wheeler, Joseph, 98: 48 Wheeler, Malcolm L., 99: 55, 56 “When Fun Grew Fatal in ’28,” 91: 47 “Where the Dead Speak: Black Belt Cemeteries and Their Stories,” 93: 8-19 White, John, 93: 40-49; 96: 8 Whitefield, George, 100: Wilcox True Blues, 96: 14 Wilkins, Collie Leroy, 98: 30, 31, 32, 43; 32

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Williams, A. S. “Steve” III, 95: 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19; 19 Williams, Clay, 92: 8-17; 18-19 Wilson, Augusta Evans, 99: 32-41; 33, 38 Wilson, E. O., 99: 61 Wilson, Lorenzo, 99: 39, 40, 41; 40 Windham, Kathryn Tucker, 96: 36 Wine production, 92: 30-39 Wing, Paul, 93: 41, 42, 43, 44; 42 Winston, John Anthony, 97: 48 Wolfe, Suzanne, 92: 6-7; 93: 4 Woodrum, Robert H., 94: 55 The World I Live In, 92: 23 World War II, 94: 4, 5, 28-37; 97: 26-35 Wright, Daniel, 91: 12 Wright, Nancy, 91: 15; 8 Wright, Williams, 91: 12 Wright-Humason School, 92: 22 Yancey, William Lowndes, 95: 41, 42; 42; 96: 48, 49 Yancey, William, 97: 48 Yellow fever, 93: 55 Yellowleaf Creek, 92: 51 Young Men’s Secession Association, 96: 12 Yount, Barton K., 97: 32 Zidonia, 92: 34, 35