Mobile History Project
Blog Topics
Captain Benjamin Vincent
Ketchum Fountain in Historic Bienville Square
John Wilkes Booth in Mobile
Hurricane of 1906
Architect James Gallier in Mobile
Upcoming:
Firemen's Parades of April 9th
What ELSE to Enjoy in Bienville Square
Oaks of Mobile
Captain Richards
Mobile Duels
Africa Town: Asking the Right Questions
Captain Meaher
Animal Control in An Urban Landscape
Mobile and Cuba: The Baseball Connection
The Tumultuous Year of 1906
Old Bay Shell Road: Then and Now
Mobile's Theatrical Tradition
Arlington Park: Then and Now
Joe Cain's Politics
Francois Diard and Civic Identity in Mobile
100 Years: 1922 and 2022
100 Years: 1867 and 1967
100 Years: 1872 and 1972
The Murals of the Mobile Civic Center
Historic Concert Series
Historic Hurricanes in Mobile
A Few Stops on the Dora Finley African-American Heritage Trail
Ghosts of Magnolia Cemetery
Snapshot: Mobile 1839
A Few Haunted Places in Mobile
Lee Harvey Oswald in Mobile
The Booth Family in Mobile
Other Blogs to Follow:
Connecting the lessons of the past with the goals of the future.
Presenting the documented history of Mobile's Mardi Gras tradition and the diverse community which inspired these unique customs and keep them even today, at the heart of the city's identity.
Images and stories of historically significant places to visit in Mobile