Mobile and Havana: Sisters Across the Gulf
January 16 • John Sledge
Memories of a Tuskegee Airmen Nurse
February 20 • Pia Marie Winters Jordan
Lafayette: The Nation’s Guest
March 20 • Edwin C. Bridges
From Civil War to Uncivil Conduct: The Many Controversies of Major Joseph H. Sloss
April 17 • Kayla Scott Gurner
Magic City: How the Birmingham Jazz Tradition Shaped the Sound of America
May 15 • Burgin Mathews
Happy Dreams of Liberty: An American Family in Slavery and Freedom (Online Only)
June 19 • Isabela Morales
Southern Rivers: Restoring America’s Freshwater Biodiversity
July 17 • Scot Duncan
Alabama’s Mosquito Warrior: William C. Gorgas
August 21 • Carol R. Byerly
Reconstruction Showdown: The Battle for the University of Alabama, 1869-1871
September 18 • Warren Rogers
A Tiger Among Us: The Bennie Adkins Story
October 16 • Katie Lamar Jackson
Muscogee Creek History and the American South, 1750-1815
November 20 • Steven Peach
Stories Matter: Our Southern Souls
December 18 • Lyn Oldshue
The ADAH is the state’s government-records repository, a special-collections library and research facility, and home to the Museum of Alabama, the state history museum. It is located in downtown Montgomery, across Washington Avenue from the State Capitol. To learn more, visit archives.alabama.gov or call (334) 242-4364.
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