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Top six famous people from Montgomery, Alabama

Monday, November 23rd, 2009

Photo by Ed Walsh. Plaque honoring Rosa Parks. Okay, quick quiz: can you name 6 famous people from Montgomery, Alabama? Well move to the top if...
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Unusual Connections to Montgomery, Alabama

Sunday, November 22nd, 2009 · 1 comment

Above photo by Ed Walsh of Alabama's Capitol in Montgomery. Click here to view a slideshow of photos of Montgomery. You don’t usually associate...
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Montgomery's F. Scott Fitzgerald Museum a must-stop for lit fans

Okay here’s a pop quiz, which famous author and his wife have a museum dedicated to them in Montgomery, Alabama? You might have said F. Scott...
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Montgomery, what's in a name?

What’s in a Name? Okay, for all you history buffs out there, how did Montgomery, Alabama get its name? Well you are correct if you...
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Montgomery's Union Station worth a visit even if you are not taking the train

If you are in Montgomery, Alabama, be sure to check out the Historic Union Station. These premises were originally designed by Mr. Benjamin Boswell...
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A Montgomery, Alabama treasure: St. John's Episcopal Church

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No matter what your religion, don’t miss out on a visit to St. John’s Episcopal Church at 113 Madison Avenue in Montgomery, Alabama. The...
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Where was the electric streetcar really born? Hint: It wasn't San Francisco

A Streetcar Named…Lightning Route? If you’re a history buff, then check out the city of Montgomery, Alabama - home of the Civil Rights...
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Nat King Cole rooted in Montgomery

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Did you know that Nat King Cole was born and raised in Montgomery, Alabama? Yes, it’s true. Fans of the...
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Plenty of living history and fun for kids in Montgomery, Alabama

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More and more gay people are opting for parenthood, and if you are among them, with kids in tow, there's plenty of kid-friendly stuff to do in...
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Montgomery's living history: Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church

If you’re in Montgomery, Alabama. visit the Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church, an architecturally significant 19th-century structure....
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