Alabama History in the US

05/11/2023

Written by Butch Walker and Huston Cobb, one of the longest-living members of Muscle Shoals, the Black Folktales of the Muscle Shoals: Slavery to Success is a collection of stories from Black people. They both had one mission – to share the history of African Americans in the area.

10/21/2021

Gritty Southern Christmas Anthology -
A Collection Short Stories
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10/30/2020

History in the Making!
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10/11/2020

Kent tells never before told stories of southern frontier expansions in his new release, The Reckoning. This link should help you purchase the kindle version:

Reckoning

10/08/2020

.99 cents now! Great read for young and old history lovers!

The Secret of Wattensaw Bayou

08/23/2020

1. August 1814 - Treaty signed at Ft. Jackson between Red Eagle and Andrew Jackson surrenders 23 million acres of Creek land. https://www.amazon.com/Reckoning-Cherokee-Chickasaw-Southeastern-Expanssion/dp/1949711013

07/30/2020

1809-1817 - David Holmes is governor of the Mississippi Territory. https://www.amazon.com/Alabama-History-US-Angela-Broyles/dp/1949711560/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=Alabama+History+in+The+US+%2B+Broyles&qid=1596141229&sr=8-1

11/22/2019

This day in History!

On this dark day, November 22, 1963: Irish American President John F Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas. “There are three things in life: God, human folly, and laughter. The first two are beyond our comprehension, we must make the best of the third.”

11/18/2019

The first time American women fought in a war was during the American Civil War. Women were not allowed to be selected into the draft, so they disguised themselves as men and fought instead. A few of them were only discovered to be women when found dead. American women were only allowed to serve in....

11/17/2019

On this day in 1960, six-year-old Ruby Bridges was escorted into William Frantz Elementary School by a team of U.S. Deputy Marshals, desegregating the public school system of New Orleans.