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A State of Tom Colemans
This editorial touches on an almost poetic take post civil rights act. Race relations are still hot in Alabama, and this article describes how there are Tom Colemans everywhere. Tom Coleman was a man who killed an unarmed civil rights worker and…
Alabama College Signs African American Basketball Player
Bill Jones, who was recently appointed when the article was published, recruited the woman along with seven other new players.
First African Americans Pictured in The Alabamian
Carl Samuels and Shirley Bowman are pictured.
Modern Day Main Street
a photograph of vehicles parked along the street in downtown Montevallo
George Kroell Building
A photograph of people standing outside a old brick building posing for pictures.
Middle 1900's Downtown Montevallo
A photograph of the first cars made in America, which are all parked along Main Street.
One of the houses from the middle 1900's
A photograph of a big house located on Middle Street.
Corner Cleaners of Old Downtown Montevallo
A photograph of a white brick cleaners building on a sunday day filled with cars and trucks parked besides the building
The Old Strand Movie Theatre
A photograph of a old movie theater showing a movie called "The Misfits" with two cars parked outside the front of the building
A Old Bank with an Cashier and Bookkeeper at Two Windows
A old bank that was during the middle to late 1900's serving customers