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1 18. ALABAMA BICENTENNIAL. 19 A Time-Traveler s Companion to Our Counties
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4 5 4 WIREGRASS COUNTIES REGIONS ALABAMA TENNESSEE VALLEY PIEDMONT PLATEAU FALL LINE HILLS BLACK BELT WIREGRASS PINEY WOODS LAUDERDALE COLBERT FRANKLIN JACKSON LAWRENCE MARSHALL MORGAN LIME- STONE MADISON DEKALB HENRY PIKE GENEVA DALE BARBOUR COFFEE HOUS- TON COVINGTON CRENSHAW RAN- DOLPH CLAY LEE COOSA TALLA- POOSA CHAM- BERS ELMORE CLEBURNE WINSTON WALKER CULLMAN BLOUNT JEFFERSON ST. CLAIR ETOWAH CHERO- KEE CAL- HOUN TALLADEGA SHELBY SUMTER GREENE MARENGO HALE PERRY DALLAS WILCOX LOWN- DES MONT- GOMERY MACON BULLOCK RUSSELL MARION LAMAR FAYETTE PICKENS TUSCA LOOSA BIBB CHILTON AUTAU- GA CHOCTAW WASH- INGTON CLARKE MOBILE BALDWIN ESCAMBIA MONROE CONECUH BUTLER APPALACHIAN HIGH L ANDS -
5 TABLE OF CONTENTS Region 1 - Tennessee Valley Region 3 - Piedmont Plateau Region 5 - Black Belt Region 7 - Piney Woods Colbert County 13 Chambers County 75 Bullock County 117 Baldwin County 165 DeKalb County 26 Clay County 63 Dallas County 107 Butler County 169 Franklin County 29 Cleburne County 69 Greene County 112 Choctaw County 156 Jackson County 25 Coosa County 73 Hale County 127 Clarke County 164 Lauderdale County 19 Elmore County 68 Lowndes County 124 Conecuh County 159 Lawrence County 31 Lee County 61 Macon County 111 Escambia County 155 Limestone County 18 Randolph County 62 Marengo County 113 Mobile County 161 Madison County 21 Tallapoosa County 67 Montgomery County 123 Monroe County 163 Marshall County 17 Region 3 Stamp Site Locations 76 Perry County 129 Washington County 157 Morgan County 27 Region 1 Stamp Site Locations 34 Region 4 - Appalachian Highlands Russell County 128 Sumter County 125 Region 7 Stamp Site Locations 170 Region 2 - Wiregrass Blount County 93 Calhoun County 89 Wilcox County 121 Region 5 Stamp Site Locations 130 Barbour County 49 Coffee County 44 Cherokee County 101 Cullman County 95 Region 6 - Fall Line Hills Covington County 39 Etowah County 87 Autauga County 137 Crenshaw County 47 Jefferson County 97 Bibb County 149 Dale County 55 St. Clair County 92 Chilton County 147 Geneva County 43 Shelby County 91 Fayette County 146 Henry County 50 Talladega County 88 Lamar County 138 Houston County 45 Walker County 83 Marion County 135 Pike County 51 Winston County 81 Pickens County 139 Region 2 Stamp Site Locations 56 Region 4 Stamp Site Locations 102 Tuscaloosa County 143 Region 6 Stamp Site Locations 150
6 MAKE SURE TO 8 9 Hop in your car. See a county site. Stamp your book. Keep exploring.
7 r e g i o n The Wiregrass sweeps across southwest Georgia and a small pocket of southeast Alabama. Curious wildlife and colorful traditions flourish here. Fields of peanuts stretch for miles, and small towns host charming festivals. Long ago, longleaf pine forests and savannas of tall grass covered the land. Native Americans set fire to the land, and the wiry grass always came back stronger. When settlers and loggers transformed the landscape with new agriculture industries, the native wiregrass disappeared for good. Plantations dotted river bluffs, and steamboats carried cotton bales. Governors blazed trails to the Capitol while musicians pioneered soul-stirring blues. Our spirited history weaves together Civil War ghost stories, folklore, and heroic tales into a vibrant tapestry unlike any other. CRENSHAW COVINGTON PIKE COFFEE GENEVA DALE BARBOUR HENRY HOUS- TON
8 COVINGTON COUNTY Wiregrass Rattlers. Shellcrackers. Flying Ginnys. 38 Covington County is a sanctuary for wild plants and animals. Roads snake through longleaf pines to the Rattlesnake Rodeo in Opp. It s a good ole time with food, music, and rattlesnake races. For more than 50 years, the festival has lured folks into this neck of the woods for some Southern fried fun. In the Conecuh National Forest, trails meander past cypress trees and sinkhole ponds. Hikers can catch glimpses of red-cockaded woodpeckers, gopher frogs, and armadillos. Visit the Solon Dixon Forestry Education Center to learn about longleaf pines native to the area, or take a dip in Lake Jackson s shimmering waters. Feisty little shellcracker fish dart through its marshy beds, grazing on snails and other shelled snacks. Up the road in Andalusia is the birthplace of a curious flying machine. See a historic photo of Jesse Dixon s soaring helicopter car at the Three Notch Museum. 39 Jesse Dixon was an inventor who was fascinated with flight. In 1941, he had an idea that really took off. After a few years of designing, building, and tweaking, his Flying Ginny finally lifted from the ground.
9 The Wiregrass Region once rivaled the diversity of rainforests. Today, our lands still teem with exotic creatures like indigo snakes, gopher turtles, little grass frogs, and American gators
10 GENEVA COUNTY Wiregrass Mighty Oaks. Steamboats. Sugar Cane. 42 In Geneva County, roots grow deep and hold fast. The beloved Constitution Oak watches over the area from the banks of the Pea and Choctawhatchee Rivers. The tree is older than the nation and has seen everything from the days of Spanish rule to the sinking of a Civil War steamboat. It has stood strong in the midst of floods and other natural disasters. The character of this place is built on trials and triumph. The territory once brimmed with longleaf pines and spindly grass, but a feverish quest for land led early settlers to clear-cut forests and plant rows and rows of crops. Miles of luscious sugar cane meadows inspired early farmers to invent new ways of harvesting gallon after gallon of sugary syrup. The area is sweet and ripe for exploration today. See the stunning live oak in Fowler Park, raft down coastal rivers, or sample juicy tomatoes every summer at the Tomato Festival in Slocomb. 43 The Constitution Oak grows in the town of Geneva and is believed to be the oldest and largest live oak in the state. Generations of citizens have gathered in the shade of its sprawling limbs through times of war and celebration.
11 COFFEE COUNTY Wiregrass HOUSTON COUNTY Wiregrass Pests. Plants. Positivity. Goobers. Gunfights. Johnny Mack. 44 Coffee County overflows with inspiring and spirited stories. Over a century ago, swarms of tiny insects called boll weevils wiped out most of the cotton crops. But a brilliant scientist, George Washington Carver, helped the county overcome. His revolutionary research persuaded farmers to plant peanuts in place of cotton. Within a few years, Coffee County grew more peanuts than any other county in the nation. Nearly a decade later, an international celebrity was born. Zig Ziglar came from humble roots, but his motivational spirit inspired the world. His famous speeches and bestselling books live on, as does the legend of a toe-tapping ghost. Some say that the sounds of dancing feet and fiddles drift through the night at Harrison Cemetery in Kinston. Today, families can visit the iconic Boll Weevil Monument in downtown Enterprise or enjoy canoeing on the Pea River. Houston County is a comeback kind of place. After hordes of hungry insects gobbled up cotton, farmers planted peanuts, and business began to boom. That s how this area became known as the Peanut Capital of the World. A decade earlier, another cotton-related conflict cropped up. Lawmakers passed a tax on traveling cotton wagons. Some farmers thought it was unfair, and they refused to pay. A gunfight broke out in downtown Dothan, killing several men. It was like a scene in an old Western movie. And this place should know. Johnny Mack Brown, a famous film star who made more than 60 westerns, was born and raised here. Modern-day adventure seekers can see historic events play out on Dothan s mural tour or at a 135-acre living-history farmstead, Landmark Park. Visit the National Peanut Festival in the fall or the Dothan Area Botanical Gardens in the spring. 45 C A R V E R
12 CRENSHAW COUNTY Wiregrass Peanuts. Pines. Porches. 46 Crenshaw County is known for its warm hospitality and bighearted celebrations. Each year, the quiet city of Luverne explodes with activity when the town hosts the World s Largest Peanut Boil. The event benefits children s charities and brings together thousands of locals and visitors to crack open 25 steaming tons of freshly boiled peanuts. In the county s early days, rocky soil made it difficult for farmers to make a living. So they turned their focus to timbering pine. With the completion of new railroads in the early 1900s, mills shipped lumber with ease, and the area enjoyed an economic boom. Today, the land maintains its well-traveled reputation. Drive through Luverne to see hand-painted murals that honor the city s Pepsi-bottling heritage. Then move on down the road to Brantley, a quaint historic town that s recognized by many Alabamians as a welcoming gateway to the beach. 47 Brantley lives up to its nickname: the Front Porch Capital of the South. Motorists passing through can travel streets lined with charming old homes, antique stores, and shops that sell Southern-made arts and crafts.
13 BARBOUR COUNTY Wiregrass Governors. Glory. Gators. 48 Barbour County is a river region with mighty strong political undercurrents. From the swampy wetlands, six local men rose to power and forever changed the state. Follow their stories on the Governors Trail, which winds through the woodlands of Clio to the Chattahoochee s bluffs in Eufaula. Here, antebellum mansions still stand, much like they did in the days when cotton was king. Steamboats carried cotton to world markets and returned with luxury furnishings from fashionable cities in the North. Today, visitors can cruise down plantation drives where wraparound porches and tall glasses of sweet tea set the scene. Fishermen can spot huge gators sunbathing on the banks of Lake Eufaula while reeling in their catch. Years ago, local legend Tom Mann lured in Leroy Brown, a small bass who charmed the world. Visit the monument to the famous fish in downtown Eufaula. 49 The city of Eufaula s rise as a prominent trading center began in the early 1830s. At times, more than 200 steamboats traveled along the Chattahoochee, transporting thousands of bales of locally grown cotton.
14 HENRY COUNTY Wiregrass PIKE COUNTY Wiregrass Frontiers. Plantations. Freedom Fighters. Roads. Roots. Revival. 50 Henry County s history spans centuries of exciting and radical breakthroughs. Named after Revolutionary War hero Patrick Henry, it s no surprise that the county s founders led the charge to a new frontier. Their travels opened a gateway to southeast Alabama. Brave settlers crossed the Chattahoochee River on log ferries and built towns that predate Alabama s statehood. The river flowed with rich opportunities, and wealthy landowners built elegant plantations along its shores. Riverboat passengers marveled at the Showplace of the South, a splendid, three-story mansion in Shorterville. Not far down the road, Rosa Parks tirelessly fought for justice in Abbeville. The case of Recy Taylor launched Parks career as a courageous freedom fighter. Today, visitors can enjoy spooky tales and friendly ghost stories in the Old Pioneer City Cemetery on Yatta Abba Day. The story of Pike County traces back to the making of state roads and pioneering paths. Indian hunting trails paved the way for the Three Notch Road, an early trade and military route that connected Troy to the frontier. It was part of a network of roads that helped shape the state. Treasures bring local heritage to life at the Pike Pioneer Museum of Alabama. But nothing quite captures the area s early days like the Brundidge Peanut Butter Festival. Every year, locals celebrate the county s role in launching the peanut butter industry by making Alabama s largest peanut butter and jelly sandwich. History spills from every corner of Pike County, but Troy University and the arts propel this region forward. The Johnson Center for the Arts showcases Alabama artists, while the Pike Piddlers Storytelling Festival welcomes top storytellers to center stage. 51
15 52 53 Alabama harvests more than 400 million pounds of peanuts a year. That s over eight hundred eighty-eight times as heavy as the Statue of Liberty.
16 DALE COUNTY Wiregrass Blues Singers. Mutiny. Airplanes. 54 Dale County is steeped in soulful songs, military missions, and heroic stories. Willie Mae Big Mama Thornton was born in Ariton. Her original songs Hound Dog and Ball & Chain inspired Elvis Presley and Janis Joplin, but their big-time fame would quickly overshadow her popularity. Other local characters went to great lengths to stay out of the spotlight. Lt. Joseph Sanders and his gang of Confederate deserters devised a plan to destroy all court records of their mutiny, but brave locals ambushed the men in the night before they could burn down the county s courthouse. Patriotism runs deep in this area. Fort Rucker is Alabama s largest military base. It served as an infantry training camp during World War II. Today, it s an aviation hotspot where visitors can learn about flying at the U.S. Army Aviation Museum, or watch as helicopters fly over Lake Tholocco. 55 Big Mama played on the Chitlin Circuit, a string of juke joints across the country where African American entertainers made it big. On these musical trails, she and many others paved the road to rock n roll.
17 Wiregrass STAMP SITE LOCATIONS 56 Barbour County Fendall Hall Eufaula Shorter Mansion Eufaula Coffee County Pea River Historical Society Depot Museum Enterprise Covington County Springdale Estate Andalusia Three Notch Museum Andalusia Crenshaw County Brantley Public Library Brantley Luverne Public Library Luverne Henry County Abbeville Memorial Library Abbeville Houston County George Washington Carver Interpretive Museum Dothan Landmark Park Dothan Pike County Johnson Center for the Cultural Arts Troy Pioneer Museum of Alabama Troy OTHER SITES TO SEE Coffee County Boll Weevil Monument Enterprise Highland Home College Luverne The Flowing Well Glenwood Dale County Carillon and Bell Tower Ozark J.D. Holman House Ozark Geneva County Constitution Oak Tree in Fowler Park Geneva Henry County Headland Public Square Headland Abbeville Old Pioneer City Cemetery Abbeville 57 F.M. Douglass House Luverne Dale County U.S. Army Aviation Museum Fort Rucker Geneva County Emma Knox Kenan Library Geneva The Huey Helicopter and Wall of Freedom Enterprise Crenshaw County Brantley Hitching Post Brantley Houston County Peanut Monument Dothan Dothan Murals Dothan Alabama War Museum Madison Discover more stamp sites on the PastPort app. Download it to your mobile device to find more information for your cross-county adventures in Alabama.
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19 THE ALABAMA BICENTENNIAL COMMISSION is pleased to bring you the Alabama Bicentennial PastPort. It is a once-in-a-lifetime gift to the students and citizens of our state. Many thanks to our corporate sponsors Mercedes- Benz, Verizon, Airbus, and Alabama NewsCenter for their tremendous generosity and support and to the institutions and individuals who have graciously granted access to historical images and artwork used throughout the piece. For a full list of contributors, please visit the Alabama PastPort app. Happy exploring! PASTPORT BOOK CREATED BY TATUM DESIGN
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