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Toni Tennille

Montgomery, AL, United States

Toni Tennille was born in Montgomery, Alabama. As singer and songwriter, Toni was the female member of the duo Captain & Tennille. Best known for the song “Love Will Keep Us Together”, she has recorded with Pink Floyd, Art Garfunkel and Elton John. Read more…

Adele Vera Hall Ward

Livingston, AL, United States

Adele “Vera” Hall (1902-1964) is considered by many music fans to be the foremost singer of the blues and African American spirituals to come out of depression-era Alabama. Read more…

Vienna Alabama

Vienna is an unincorporated community in Pickens County, Alabama. Vienna was a prosperous river port from the 1830s until the American Civil War, situated along the eastern shore of the Tombigbee River on the southwestern border of the county. It declined rapidly in importance with the building of a railroad… Read more »

Blakeley Alabama Ghost Town

Blakeley Alabama Blakeley is a ghost town in Baldwin County, Alabama, United States. During the height of its existence, Blakeley was a thriving town which flourished as a competitor to its western neighbor, Mobile. It was the location of a major fort during the Civil War. One of the last… Read more »

Erie Alabama Ghost Town

Erie Alabama Started in 1820, near today’s Sawyerville, Alabama in Hale County. First county seat 1819-1839 of Greene County. This area of Hale County since 1867. On the East bank of the Black Warrior River about 11 miles west of Greensboro. James Monette History Latitude 34 North Green County Alabama

Claiborne Alabama Ghost Town

Claiborne Alabama Situated near the Federal Road, Claiborne began during the Mississippi Territory period with a ferry over the river. During the Creek War a large stockade fort, named Fort Claiborne, was established at the site by General Ferdinand L. Claiborne. He used the fort as a base for the… Read more »

Cahaba Alabama Ghost Town

Cahaba Alabama First capital of Alabama located off of Alabama Highway 22, west of Alabama River in Dallas County. Also spelled Cahawba, the capital existed from 1820 to 1825. The Alabama Historical Commission maintains Cahaba as a state historic site and as an important archaeological site. Now a park, abandoned… Read more »

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