Showing posts with label department of history. Show all posts
Showing posts with label department of history. Show all posts
Thursday, December 18, 2014
slideshow of images from "Druid City: A Music Video" Premiere at Jemison Mansion
Labels:
department of history,
emission mansion,
heritage,
history,
nineteenth century city,
sharony green,
the nineteenth century city,
tuscaloosa,
university of alabama,
urban
Tuesday, December 16, 2014
A Look at Tuscaloosa's Past with Katherine Richter
I am now prepping for the Spring 2015 semester while also resting. As promised, however, here are images from my recent visit to the Tuscaloosa County Preservation Society's office in the basement of Jemison Mansion in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. There, Katherine Richter, Executive Director of the society, was kind enough to share some of the many archival documents in this building with me. I look forward to incorporating some of them into my teaching in the year ahead.
Labels:
antebellum,
county,
department of history,
higher education,
history,
katherine richter,
preservation,
sharony green,
society,
south,
tuscaloosa,
university of alabama
Thursday, October 2, 2014
Dr. Richard Megraw on baseball and the "nineteenth century city"
Labels:
american studies,
baseball,
department of history,
gunther barth,
nineteenth century,
richard megraw,
university of alabama,
urban,
urban history
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