News Featured 1205 rare book1.jpg Dec 4, 2020 Siri Hedreen / The Outlook Contrary to what the historical marker states, Johnson J. Hooper died in 1862. Buy Now
News Featured 1205 rare book2.jpg Dec 4, 2020 Siri Hedreen / The Outlook A handwritten inscription appears to read “Wm C. Oates Aug 1st 1882.” William C. Oates (1835-1910) was Alabama’s 29… Buy Now
News Featured 1205 rare book3.jpg Dec 4, 2020 Siri Hedreen / The Outlook The stamp “Oates Library Belvoir” may refer to the Belvoir mansion in Montgomery, once the family residence of Will… Buy Now
News Featured 1205 rare book4.jpg Dec 4, 2020 Siri Hedreen / The Outlook Local historian Bill Ponder peruses “Simon Suggs’ Adventures, Late of the Tallapoosa Volunteers.” Buy Now
News Featured Dadeville lawyer finds rare book by famed local humorist while cleaning out bookcase Dec 4, 2020 Siri Hedreen / The Outlook The book comes “With 10 Illustrations by Darley.” Buy Now
+5 News Featured Dadeville lawyer finds rare book by famed local humorist while cleaning out bookcase Siri Hedreen Dec 4, 2020 Dadeville attorney Teresa Fulmer was packing up the contents of her bookcase this summer when she came across a tattered volume with a familia…
Lake Martin Living Tales of Dadeville Sep 24, 2020 TPI's Amy Passaretti (on stage far right) moderates the speaker series, with Ralph Banks Buy Now
Lake Martin Living Tales of Dadeville Sep 24, 2020 Ralph Banks speaks at the first Tales of Dadeville presentation as moderator Amy Passaretti listens intently. Buy Now
Lake Martin Living Tales of Dadeville Sep 24, 2020 The Red Sticks tried to cross the river at Horseshoe Bend, but Jackson's troops and allies were already waiting on the opposite bank. Buy Now
Lake Martin Living Tales of Dadeville Sep 24, 2020 Annual living history events at the national military park offer insight into the Creek way of life. Buy Now
