Today’s guest columnists are Liz Huntley and Kathryn McDonald. The weather is warming up, and – admit it – you’re itching for a new dress, or tie, or pair of shoes. You’ll probably head to the Summit.
Lajuana Bradford was just three years old when civil rights protests erupted in downtown Birmingham in the summer of 1963. Years later, as a high school senior, she realized the effects of those ...
The downtown walking tour was scheduled for a sunny Saturday in April 2016. But the group of about 40 and their UAB student guides soon found themselves reliving another spring morning—Easter Sunday ...
History classes at UAB collaborate with local community organizations to preserve Birmingham history
University of Alabama at Birmingham UAB student interviewing a Birmingham resident students from two classes collaborated on “Go Tell It on Red Mountain,” a Jefferson County Greenways initiative aimed ...
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'The exhibit is going to tell the story': Magic City Exhibit captures Birmingham history through photos
The Rose Hat Photography and Studio 2500 are showcasing Birmingham's past through photos at The Magic City Exhibition. The gallery started as an idea for Devin Tanksley through his business, The Rose ...
The Birmingham Civil Rights Institute, featuring fascinating details about local, national and international rights movements, should be the first stop for any visitor to the city. Suggested Reading ...
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I was one of those who knew of the bodies - the hidden history beneath Birmingham's Brindleyplace
Reflections on Birmingham’s waterside revolution, Dr Steve McCabe.
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