VOLUME XIII
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ARTICLES and AUTHORS or EDITORS
Volume XIII
A History of Franklin County, Alabama
with Emphasis on the Cedar Creek Area
Kenneth R. Johnson
Open Range of Freedom Hills
Glyndon Townsend
Notes on Slavery in Franklin County
Lilian B. Vaughn
The Meteoric Stone Which Fell in
Franklin County in 1868
George J. Brush
Bits and Shards about Spruce Pine
Pottery and Its Potters
Ann Z. Wrenn
Desegregation of the Russellville City Schools
DeWayne Key
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VOLUME XIV
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ARTICLES and AUTHORS or EDITORS
Volume XIV
Melton's Bluff: Andrew Jackson's Cotton Plantation
William L. McDonald
Rev. Samuel W. Calvert's Tour of Through North Alabama
Edited by Maurine S. Maness
Origins of the Sherrods of North Alabama
Harold S. Whitlock
The Sheffield Brewing Company
Clifford C. Sharpe
The Beginnings of Old Brick Presbyterian Church
William L. McDonald
Early Schooling of Blacks in Tuscumbia (1877-1896)
Vivian G. and Curtis L. Morris
Nial C. Elton, Founder of the First
National Bank of Florence
Turner Rice Jr.
Practice Teaching at the State Normal College
John W. Yeates
Life and Works of Miss Maud Lindsay
J. Nicholas Winn III
Memories of Early Radio Broadcasting in Muscle Shoals
Jerry Landrum
TVA's Chemical Contribution to National Defense in WWII
Richard C. Sheridan
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VOLUME XV
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ARTICLES and AUTHORS or EDITORS
A Brief History of the Tennessee Valley Historical
Society
William L. McDonald
A Southerner Views His Northern Homeland--
a Letter by David Deshler
edited by Richard C. Sheridan
"A narrative from an Old Confederate" by Private
J. W. Harmon, 35th Alabama Infantry
edited by R. B. Rosenburg
Philip Dale Roddey: Confederate General from Alabama William C. Scott, Jr.
Civil War Manufacturing in the Tennessee Valley
Richard C. Sheridan
Some Union Families from Franklin County, Alabama
Carroll L. Hughes
A History of the Fifth Alabama
Cavalry Regiment, CSA
Patton Keith Pickens
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VOLUME XVI
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ARTICLES and AUTHORS or EDITORS
Volume XVI
The Dickson, Nelson Company:
Alabama Civil War Gunmakers
Douglas E. Jones
Daily Journal of Joshua Burns Moore,
December 1, 1860, to April 30, 1865
Edited by Sarah Jane Finley Rice
and Kenneth R. Johnson
Civil War Letters of Robert Emmett Corry and His Family
Edited by Kenneth R. Johnson
Diary of B. C. Goodner, 27th Alabama
Infantry Regimennt, CSA
Edited by Richard C. Sheridan
Civil War Diary of Sergeant William Allen Pepper,
123 Illinois Regiment, January 1, 1865, to May 2, 1865
Edited by Kenneth R. Johnson
African-Americans Who Wore the Gray:
Lauderdale County's Black Confederate Veterans
Lee Freeman
Index prepared by Kenneth R. Johnson
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VOLUME XVII
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ARTICLES and AUTHORS or EDITORS
Volume XVII
History of Tuscumbia, Alabama
Capt. Arthur H. Keller
History Has Altered Date of Dickson's
Arrival in Tuscumbia
Richard C. Sheridan
Rivalry between Tuscumbia and Florence
Dates Back to Towns' Frontier Days
John L. McWilliams
Tuscumbia in the Beginning
Kenneth R. Johnson
Little Known about Real Tuscumbia
Richard C. Sheridan
Election in Tuscumbia Decided the City's Name
John L. McWilliams
Religion a Major Part of Local History
Kenneth R. Johnson
Tuscumbia Bible Society at Work in the Shoals
Kenneth R. Johnson
Tuscumbia Post Office Paved Way for Growth
John L. McWilliams
Independence Day Events of 1826
Featured Oratory, Toasts
John L. McWilliams
Education in Early Tuscumbia
Kenneth R. Johnson
Jail Inmate, Friends Set City's First Known Fire
John L. McWilliams
Horse Racing was Probably First Gambling Event in Area
John L. McWilliams
Masons Operated a Local Lottery
John L. McWilliams
An 1830s Journey to Tuscumbia
John L. McWilliams
Steamboats Proved to be Profitable at Landing Sites
John L. McWilliams
Tuscumbia an Early Railroad Center
Kenneth R. Johnson
Tuscumbia Important to Railroad Travel
Kenneth R. Johnson
Sutherland Family Left its Impact on History
John L. McWilliams
Shoals Has Ghost Tales of its Own
John L. McWilliams
Remodeling Seems to Bring Ghosts to 'Life'
John L. McWilliams
High School Honors Life of a Proud Native Son
Ninon Parker
Tuscumbia Moved Forth after Tornado
Ninon Parker
Yellow Fever Outbreak Hit Area in 1878
Richard C. Sheridan
Farmers Used Tuscumbians' Cultivators for Half a Century
Richard C. Sheridan
Life with Helen Keller
Celia Bresler Weinbaum
George Washington Trenholm Played a Major
Role in the Early Education of Blacks in Tuscumbia
Doris Metcalf
Doctor Set Up Popular Nativity at Home, Office
Sarah Jane Rice
They Called Him Mr. Tip
Doris Metcalf
The Helen Keller Public Library Still Fulfills
Wishes Expressed by Helen Keller
Terrye Terry
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