RuralSWAlabama

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Webb-Bonds-Bamberg House at Greensboro, AL (ca. 1855)... https://t.co/8UvoHJLBWN

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St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church at Gallion, AL (built c. 1854) - The exterior of the church features wooden board and batten with buttresses and a steeply pitched roof. The interior of the church is notable for its beautiful woodwork... https://t.co/xAYp5Xx19i

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Violet Cottage at Uniontown AL (built c. 1880)... https://t.co/LPBja9ax8v

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The Sears-Roebuck Catalogue Home at Pine Apple, AL (ca. 1912)... https://t.co/QU9rkMt8ZY

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Upriver view from the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma

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Goldenrods on the Tombigbee at the Jim Folsom Bridge... https://t.co/pXJKAUsmEL

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Old Marengo County Courthouse at Linden, AL - Built circa 1848, this building served as the third courthouse for Marengo County, out of a total of six. In 1890, train-robber “Rube” Burrow was killed on the street in front of this courthouse... https://t.co/lRBW0wDZgF

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Philadelphia Baptist Church at Tunnel Springs, Alabama - This Baptist congregation was established in 1840. The current Philadelphia church sanctuary was built circa 1913... https://t.co/H9sgKLG8CI

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Rikard’s Mill Historical Park located on Flat Creek near Beatrice, Alabama... https://t.co/wxpAHgQDjD

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The Magnolia at Gainesville, AL - This beautiful antebellum home was built circa 1845 for Col. Green G. Mobley from Fairfield District, SC and his Vermont-born second wife, Henrietta... https://t.co/pCi0FpqdeD

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Ezell’s Fish Camp located on the Tombigbee River at Lavaca, Alabama (a dogtrot that evolved into a legendary restaurant)... https://t.co/hsSuilgsoC

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Burnt Corn Methodist Church at Burnt Corn, Alabama (c. 1913)... https://t.co/3cWgqk1AK3

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Glover Mausoleum at Demopolis, AL - This Greek Revival mausoleum, located on a chalk bluff overlooking the Tombigbee River, was built between 1841 and 1845. The mausoleum contains 30 burial vaults... https://t.co/ue1sJO8hKl

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The Old City Hall Building at Marion, AL - This small building was built circa 1832 as a law office. The building was later used for forty years as the Marion City Hall... https://t.co/B4gHyfq8oq

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Bridge Tender’s House located on the edge of a bluff above the Alabama River in downtown Selma (built 1883-1884)... https://t.co/msM9DxWmSI

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First Congregational Church at Marion, Alabama (ca. 1871) - Built by freed slaves, this is the oldest and the least altered African-American church in Marion... https://t.co/zidDfO44xS

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Coca-Cola Mural at Demopolis

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Pugh's Log Cabin at Awin, Alabama (built during the late 1800s or early 1900s)... https://t.co/10ry4uMsCc

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Tunstall-Cobbs Home at Greensboro, AL (completed 1859) - Features of this beautiful antebellum home include four Doric columns that extend the full height of the house, front cornice work, and a wrought-iron balcony... https://t.co/oFkBZMT3oh

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Gee’s Bend Ferry arriving with passengers... https://t.co/sTu3XThPpM