Past and Present

Name: Fairhope
Brand: Alan L. Samry
SKU: 9781467160162
Price: 17.99 USD
Availability: InStock

The Past and Present American history book series offers a special view of American life by placing historical images side-by-side with contemporary photographs. Witness for yourself how towns like Concord, Capitol Hill, and Exeter have changed throughout the years. Understand the evolution of American enterprises, from the coal industry in southwestern Pennsylvania to the railways of Los Angeles. These Past and Present books help illuminate the connections between America’s yesterday and its tomorrow.

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Fairhope

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Fairhope

9781467160162

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Fairhope, Alabama, was founded on the eastern shore of Mobile Bay in 1894 as a social experiment. The pioneers applied the single-tax principle and economic philosophy found in Henry George's 1879 book Progress and Poverty. The city of Fairhope was established in 1908 inside and around the colony, known today as the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation. This book celebrates the timeless Fairhope bay views and historic buildings and homes.

Calhoun County

9781467109697

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Calhoun County, formerly known as Benton County, lies in northeastern Alabama in the Coosa Valley region at the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. Much of the history of the area has been documented in photographs archived at the Public Library of Anniston-Calhoun County in the Alabama Room, which provides historical and genealogical reference for the area.

Montevallo

9781467160988

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Montevallo, a charming city located near the geographic center of Alabama, has a rich historic legacy spanning 200 years. /

The city has been home to the University of Montevallo, Alabama’s public liberal arts college, and its predecessors since 1896. Located close to Birmingham, Montevallo has maintained its vibrancy as it has transitioned away from agriculture and mining. /For this volume, authors and university professors Carey W. Heatherly and Clark Hultquist have selected images from the university’s Anna Crawford Milner Archives and Special Collections.