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Alabama Historical Association Historical Markers
The Alabama Historical Association began sponsoring historical markers as early as 1950 and a standing AHA marker committee was created in 1952. There are now more than 500 markers recognizing the states long and diverse past. The distinctive design has a deep blue background with text portrayed in gold letters. The insignia at the top is the Alabama flag. The Alabama Historical Commission also has a similar marker program (and separate HMDb series) which has a circular medallion at the top of the marker with an outline of the state inside.
By Duane and Tracy Marsteller, August 6, 2022
Magnolia Grove Marker (after refurbishing).
201 ► Alabama, Hale County, Greensboro — Magnolia Grove —  |
| 202 ► Alabama, Hale County, Greensboro — Southern University — |
| 203 ► Alabama, Hale County, Greensboro — St. Pauls Episcopal Church — |
| 204 ► Alabama, Hale County, Greensboro — The Alabama Baptist State Convention October 28-29, 1823 — |
| 205 ► Alabama, Hale County, Havana — Greene Springs School 1847-1884 2 miles — |
| 206 ► Alabama, Hale County, Newbern — Hobson Bethel Methodist Church — |
| 207 ► Alabama, Hale County, Newbern — Newbern Baptist Church — |
| 208 ► Alabama, Hale County, Newbern — Newbern Presbyterian Church — |
| 209 ► Alabama, Hale County, Prairieville — Dr. Benjamin M. Duggar 1872-1956 Reported damaged |
| 210 ► Alabama, Hale County, Prairieville — St. Andrews Church (Episcopal) Prairieville — |
| 211 ► Alabama, Henry County, Abbeville — A County Older Than the State Henry County — |
| 212 ► Alabama, Henry County, Abbeville — Alabama's First Peanut Oil Mill — |
| 213 ► Alabama, Henry County, Abbeville — Henry County Training School Established 1914 — |
| 214 ► Alabama, Houston County, Kinsey — Kinsey Baptist Church — |
| 215 ► Alabama, Jackson County, Bryant — Ebenezer Church / The Gordon Family — |
| 216 ► Alabama, Jackson County, Fackler — Phillip Hamman Soldier and Early Alabama Settler (1753-1832) — |
| 217 ► Alabama, Jackson County, Flat Rock — Flat Rock High School 1911 - 1929 — |
| 218 ► Alabama, Jackson County, Scottsboro — First Baptist Church Scottsboro, Alabama Reported missing |
| 219 ► Alabama, Jackson County, Scottsboro — Robert E. Jones, Jr. / Jones House — |
| 220 ► Alabama, Jackson County, Scottsboro — Robert Thomas Scott 1800-1863 — |
| 221 ► Alabama, Jackson County, Scottsboro — Robert Thomas Scott, Sr. / Robert Thomas Scott, Sr. Scottsboro Founder / Successful Pioneer — |
| 222 ► Alabama, Jackson County, Scottsboro — Union Civil War Encampment in Scottsboro — |
| 223 ► Alabama, Jackson County, Stevenson — Averyville — |
| 224 ► Alabama, Jackson County, Stevenson — Crow Town — |
| 225 ► Alabama, Jackson County, Woodville — Decatur County 1821 - 1825 Reported missing |
| 226 ► Alabama, Jefferson County, Bessemer — Canaan Baptist Church Jefferson County's Oldest Baptist Church — |
| 227 ► Alabama, Jefferson County, Bessemer — Hosea Holcombe 1780-1841 "Alabama's first church historian" — |
| 228 ► Alabama, Jefferson County, Bessemer — Sweet Home / Henry W. Sweet — |
| 229 ► Alabama, Jefferson County, Bessemer — Thomas McAdory Owen (1866-1920) — |
| 230 ► Alabama, Jefferson County, Birmingham — Highlands School — |
| 231 ► Alabama, Jefferson County, Birmingham, Arlington - West End — Wilson's Raiders Headquarters March 28-31, 1865 — |
| 232 ► Alabama, Jefferson County, Birmingham, Central City — Jefferson County Courthouse Site — |
| 233 ► Alabama, Jefferson County, Birmingham, Central City — Jefferson County Courthouses — |
| 234 ► Alabama, Jefferson County, Birmingham, Central City — The Birmingham Public Library / The Linn - Henley Research Library — |
| 235 ► Alabama, Jefferson County, Birmingham, College Hills — Birmingham - Southern College — |
| 236 ► Alabama, Jefferson County, Birmingham, College Hills — Graymont Elementary School — |
| 237 ► Alabama, Jefferson County, Birmingham, Five Points South — School of Medicine — |
| 238 ► Alabama, Jefferson County, Birmingham, Five Points South — The Attempted Bombing of Congregation Beth-El — |
| 239 ► Alabama, Jefferson County, Birmingham, Highland Park — Jordan Home 2834 Highland Avenue — |
| 240 ► Alabama, Jefferson County, Birmingham, Highland Park — The Altamont Apartments — |
| 241 ► Alabama, Jefferson County, Birmingham, North Avondale — United States Pipe and Foundry Company — |
| 242 ► Alabama, Jefferson County, Birmingham, Sand Ridge — Oxmoor Iron Furnaces 1863 - 1928 — |
| 243 ► Alabama, Jefferson County, Birmingham, South Eastlake — Howard College (Now Samford University) — |
| 244 ► Alabama, Jefferson County, Birmingham, South Eastlake — Ruhama Baptist Church — |
| 245 ► Alabama, Jefferson County, Birmingham, South Roebuck — Roebuck Springs Historic District — |
| 246 ► Alabama, Jefferson County, Clay — Pioneer Massey Cemetery — |
| 247 ► Alabama, Jefferson County, Clay — The Cahaba Heart River of Alabama — |
| 248 ► Alabama, Jefferson County, Homewood — Samford University — |
| 249 ► Alabama, Jefferson County, Trussville — Cahaba Project "Slagheap Village" A government project under President Franklin D. Roosevelt — |
| 250 ► Alabama, Jefferson County, Trussville — First Baptist Church of Trussville — |
| 251 ► Alabama, Jefferson County, Vestavia Hills — Vestavia Hills Baptist Church / George Ward 1867-1940 — |
| 252 ► Alabama, Lauderdale County, Elgin — Daniel White Settled Here in 1818 — |
| 253 ► Alabama, Lauderdale County, Florence — Edward A. O'Neal Home Home of the Father-Son Governors — |
| 254 ► Alabama, Lauderdale County, Florence — Florence State Teachers College — |
| 255 ► Alabama, Lauderdale County, Florence — Florence Wagon Company — |
| 256 ► Alabama, Lauderdale County, Florence — General John Coffee Home Site and Grave — |
| 257 ► Alabama, Lauderdale County, Florence — Governor Hugh McVay Home Site and Cemetery — |
| 258 ► Alabama, Lauderdale County, Florence — Jackson's Military Road — |
| 259 ► Alabama, Lauderdale County, Florence — John McKinley Associate Justice, U.S. Supreme Court — |
| 260 ► Alabama, Lauderdale County, Florence — Lauderdale County — |
| 261 ► Alabama, Lauderdale County, Florence — Sweetwater 1828 — |
| 262 ► Alabama, Lauderdale County, Killen — Earliest Methodist Congregation in Lauderdale County, Alabama — |
| 263 ► Alabama, Lauderdale County, Lexington — Grassy Memorial Chapel and Cemetery — |
| 264 ► Alabama, Lauderdale County, Rogersville — Bettie Anne Highway — |
| 265 ► Alabama, Lauderdale County, Waterloo — Trail of Tears — |
| 266 ► Alabama, Lawrence County, Courtland — Courtland Army Air Field (CAAF): Facilities/Deactivation — |
| 267 ► Alabama, Lawrence County, Courtland — Courtland Army Air Field / Courtland Army Air Field Beginnings / Flight Schools (CAAF) — |
| 268 ► Alabama, Lawrence County, Courtland — The Red Rovers / Red Rovers Roster — |
| 269 ► Alabama, Lawrence County, Hillsboro — Home of Gen. Joseph Wheeler 1836~1906 — |
| 270 ► Alabama, Lawrence County, Moulton — A County Older Than The State Lawrence County — |
| 271 ► Alabama, Lawrence County, Town Creek — O.C. Stanley Grocery and Service Station — |
| 272 ► Alabama, Lee County, Auburn — Auburn University Alabamas Oldest Land-Grant University — |
| 273 ► Alabama, Lee County, Auburn — Auburn University and the Alabama Farmers Federation — |
| 274 ► Alabama, Lee County, Auburn — Desegregation at Auburn — |
| 275 ► Alabama, Lee County, Auburn — Founders' Oak — |
| 276 ► Alabama, Lee County, Auburn — Sigma Alpha Epsilon — |
| 277 ► Alabama, Lee County, Opelika — Municipal "Monkey" Park — |
| 278 ► Alabama, Lee County, Opelika — The Barbara H. Patton Southside Center for the Arts — |
| 279 ► Alabama, Lee County, Smiths Station — Line 32° 28΄ North Latitude — |
| 280 ► Alabama, Limestone County, Athens — A County Older Than the State Limestone County — |
| 281 ► Alabama, Limestone County, Athens — Alabama Fork Cumberland Presbyterian Church Founded 1918 — |
| 282 ► Alabama, Limestone County, Athens — Athens College a liberal arts college 1822 — |
| 283 ► Alabama, Limestone County, Tanner — Gen. N.B. Forrest, C.S.A. North Alabama Raid September 23-30, 1864 — |
| 284 ► Alabama, Limestone County, Tanner — Oakland United Methodist Church — |
| 285 ► Alabama, Lowndes County, Gordonville — The Crosby Water System "The Well" — |
| 286 ► Alabama, Lowndes County, Hayneville — Hayneville Reported missing |
| 287 ► Alabama, Lowndes County, Hayneville — Varner's Cash Store — |
| 288 ► Alabama, Lowndes County, Lowndesboro — Lowndesboro — |
| 289 ► Alabama, Lowndes County, Lowndesboro — Shiloh Primitive Baptist Church — |
| 290 ► Alabama, Lowndes County, White Hall — Mount Gillard Baptist Church — |
| 291 ► Alabama, Macon County, Little Texas — Little Texas Tabernacle and Campground — |
| 292 ► Alabama, Macon County, Little Texas — Union Christian Church — |
| 293 ► Alabama, Macon County, Notasulga — Camp Watts Named for Thomas H. Watts CSA Attorney General (1862-63) and Alabama Governor (1863-65) — |
| 294 ► Alabama, Macon County, Shorter — George Stiggins 1788-1845 — |
| 295 ► Alabama, Macon County, Tuskegee — Battle of Chehaw Station — |
| 296 ► Alabama, Madison County, Gurley — Town of Gurley — |
| 297 ► Alabama, Madison County, Harvest — Ford's Chapel United Methodist Church (organized 1808) — |
| 298 ► Alabama, Madison County, Hazel Green — Initial Survey Point — |
| 299 ► Alabama, Madison County, Hazel Green — John Williams Walker (1783-1823) — |
| 300 ► Alabama, Madison County, Huntsville — Birthplace of General Morgan the Rebel Raider — |
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