Need a Father’s Day gift or activity?
Lots of ideas for things to do with your father in Birmingham by the Book: A Guide to the Magic City. Explore places where you’ve never been, or…
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Have you visited American Village yet?
Alabama is fortunate to have an educational institution in Montevallo that educates families, students, and visitors alike on the history of this country. Its mission is to inspire…
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Less than A MONTH away! America Celebrates!
Have you heard about the initiatives celebrating America’s 250 years of freedom? Here are three ways that you can participate. And for events in Jefferson County, view the…
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Symphony of Elements: A Free Tribute to Metal Art and Science
Opening May 23rd, this exhibit by The Symphony of Elements Foundation is FREE as a landmark tribute to Birmingham’s industrial heritage at Sloss Furnaces National Historic Landmark —…
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James Lowery on the Birmingham Mineral Railroad’s Legacy
Learn why the Birmingham Mineral Railroad was significant to Birmingham’s economic development, as explained by railroad historian, James Lowery. As volunteer coordinator and member of the Board of…
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The Birmingham Mineral Railroad: A Century of Impact
The 393 mile division of the L&N Railroad known as the Birmingham Mineral Railroad was active for 100 years from 1884 to 1998. It transported raw materials of…
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Protecting a Preserve in Bluff Park
Birmingham may soon have an 18 acre natural preserve near Tip Top Grill in Bluff Park, thanks largely to Larry Rodick, President of Friends of Shade Mountain, who…
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May is Preservation Month!
Featured this year are three FREE events, with a tour of Rickwood Field, a talk on Birmingham Mineral Railroad, and a Community Preservation Spotlight in Titusville. Mark your…
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Riding the Rails: Past Meets Present
Mark your calendars for this upcoming event on Sunday, May 10th, 3:00 PM at 2827 Highland Avenue! James Lowery is an authority on the path of the Birmingham…
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What’s the History of your House?
If you’ve ever wondered about the history of your house, mark your calendar for Saturday, April 18th!
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