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Were There Welsh Explorers on the Shores of Mobile Bay 300 Years Before Columbus “Discovered” America?
Local legend says Prince Madoc and his band of Welsh explorers were on the shores of Mobile Bay over 300 years before Columbus “discovered” America. Continue reading
What’s With Camden, Alabama? Is There Something in the Water?
As of this month, little Camden, Alabama now claims an incumbent United States Senator, an incumbent member of the U.S. House of Representatives, the incumbent Lieutenant Governor of the State of Alabama, and now the President of the University of Alabama. What is it about Camden? Continue reading
90-Year Old Coppersmith Still Turning Out Lanterns
When Bill Paulk opened his coppersmith company in 1985 at age 64 he says it was as “a retirement business.” Now 26 years later at age 90, Paulk gives no hint of real retirement. He is still handcrafting copper lanterns. Continue reading
An Adventure Into Prehistoric Alabama
Deep in the heart of the Mobile-Tensaw River Delta lies a mysterious island, studied for centuries by explorers, archeologists and historians. As the crow flies, the island is only 24 miles north of downtown Mobile, Alabama. But by other measures, it’s eons away. The site is accessible only by boat. Continue reading
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Tagged Alabama, Alabama Historical Commission, Alabama River, Blakeley State Park, Bottle Creek Indian Mounds, Captain Steve DAy, Center for Archeological Studies at the University of South Alabama, Delta Explorer at Blakeley, Dr. Greg Waselkov, Mississippian Indian, Mobile Alabama, Mobile River, Mobile-Tensaw River Delta, Mound builders, Mound Island Mobile Delta, Moundville AL, Tensaw River, Tombigbee River, University of South Alabama, William Bruce Mobile & Fairhope AL
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Flying Bridges & Hyperactive Azaleas 