Surveys Baptist churches for oral and photographic history. Features grants. microfilm lists, gallery, newsletter and other resources.

Article from the Columbia Encyclopedia. Hyperlinked to more information.

Information on Alabama - history, genealogy, references, teacher resources, and links.

A quarterly history magazine that explores Alabama's past with articles about the people, places and events that helped shape the history of Alabama and the South. Includes photos, subscription information and contact.

The mission is to foster an awareness of the value of historic structures, sites, and objects that reflect the heritage of all Alabamians and to facilitate the preservation and documentation of these resources for the use, enjoyment and education of present and future generations.

Locate address information (including web site links) to historical societies in each county within the state of Alabama.

Features tenant-houses for paupers. Includes records, photos, cemeteries and contacts.

Includes a list of Alabama counties, the 1990 census count with the 1995 estimate and percentage of change.

Historic preservation organization. A private, nonprofit membership corporation and a Statewide Partner of the National Trust for Historic Preservation.

Locate resources (online, print, CD-Rom, lookups and addresses) for vital records in each county within the state of Alabama. Also search by year or hire professionals to speed up your research.

The journal of record of Alabama history and of the Alabama Historical Association.

Chapter of the National Society United States Daughters of 1812. Features cookbook, grave markings, history and membership requirements.

Located at Judson College in Marion. Includes inductees, announcements, nomination details and contacts.

County history and records.

Records related to Alabama experimental agriculture and rural life, the history of aviation, politics, Civil War and reconstruction.

100-Acre Turn-of-the-Century (1900) Living History/Natural Science Museum.

Reprints of newspaper articles from the Selma Times Journal during the civil rights era.

Bio of the World War II hero and Admiral. Son of Alabama millionaire James Stanley Freeman.

From Desoto to the first legislature.

Lists cemeteries where political figures are buried. Includes maps, links to biographical information.

Features links to maps, records, facts, information, and publications for people, places, events and things that are related to the history of the state.

Information about this neighborhood including events, history, meetings and home tour.

A nonprofit organization open to all. Its members work to publish and preserve the history of the Tennessee Valley in Alabama.

Located at Samford University in Birmingham. Includes inductees, calendar, nomination details and contacts.

Illustrated history of an Alabama flag.