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- "Alabama Day" Commemorates Statehood Feature
December 14 is the anniversary of Alabama becoming the 22nd state. The transition from territory to statehood... more >> - Alabama and the Civil War Feature
The American Civil War left an undeniable legacy in Alabama, where ideologies ranged from fiery secessionism... more >> - College Football in Alabama Feature
College football is by far the most popular spectator sport in the state. Historically successful programs... more >> - Confederate Warships Feature
Three Confederate ships were connected to Alabama during the Civil War. The CSS Alabama... more >> - Fauna of Alabama Feature
Alabama is home to an impressive array of flora and fauna, due largely to its diverse habitats. Alabama's... more >> - Musicians of Alabama Feature
Alabama has a rich musical heritage that has produced some of the nation's most influential composers,... more >> - South Alabama Out of Doors Feature
The Mobile-Tensaw delta has historically been a prime agricultural location, as well as a source of fish,... more >> - The Civil Rights Movement in Alabama Feature
Alabama was the site of many key events in the American civil rights movement. Rosa Parks's stand... more >> - The Medical Profession in Alabama Feature
Alabama is home to a number of distinguished physicians, nurses, and medical institutions. If confirmed,... more >> - Top 10 Encyclopedia of Alabama Entries Feature
The Encyclopedia of Alabama is one year old in September 2009, so today we look back at which topics... more >>
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Women's History Month Feature
The accomplishments of Alabama women resonate across the state, the nation, and the world. Three famous women from the state have received the nation's highest civilian awards: Helen Keller, the Congressional Medal of Freedom; Rosa Parks, the Congressional Gold Medal; and Harper Lee, the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Alabama women have broken barriers in the military, the law, education, and sports; influenced politics, institutions, and religion; and enriched lives through music, literature, and art.
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