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Postcards -> US State & Town Views -> Alabama -> Tuscaloosa

Title: Alabama Union Building, University of Alabama Tuscaloosa Alabama (AL), Chrome unused		Title: Burchfield Home Tuscaloosa Alabama (AL), Chrome unused Description: This home was constructed before the Civil War and is one of the many beautiful colonial homes to be found in Tuscaloosa. It is open to visitors

Title: Denny Chimes, University of Alabama Tuscaloosa Alabama (AL), Chrome unused		Title: Gorgas Home, University of Alabama Campus Tuscaloosa Alabama (AL), Chrome unused Description: Gorgas Home, located on the University of Alabama Campus, Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Dr. William Crawford Gorgas whose father occupied this home while President o the University, became world renowned for his work in sanitation. He assisted in conquering yellow fever and made the Panama Canal possible. Dr. Gorgas was elected in 1950 to the Hall of Fame for Great Americans.

Title: Gorgas Home, University of Alabama Campus Tuscaloosa Alabama (AL), Chrome unused Description: Dr. William Crawford Gorgas whose father occupied this home will President of the University, became world renowned for his work in sanitation. He assisted in conquering yellow fever and made the Panama Canal possible. Dr. Gorgas was elected in 1950 to the Hall of Fame for Great Americans.		Title: Governor's Mansion Tuscaloosa Alabama (AL), Chrome unused Description: Brilliant azaleas and a spacious lawn frame this lovely white columned Southern mansion, a reminder of days gone by. This masterfully perfected home of beauty and quality was built in 1834-35 while the State Capitol was in Tuscaloosa. Gov. Arthur Pendleton Bagby bought the mansion March 10, 1838. The Capitol was moved to Montgomery, so Gov. Bagby was the only Governor to live in this mansion. It is now a faculty club of the University of Alabama and is in an excellent state of repairs.


Title: Friedman Memorial Library Tuscaloosa Alabama (AL), Chrome unused Description: This home was constructed before the Civil War and is one of the many beautiful colonial homes to be found in Tuscaloosa		Title: Nurses Home, Veteran's Hospital Tuscaloosa Alabama (AL), Chrome unused

Title: Denny Chimes Tuscaloosa Alabama (AL), Chrome unused Description: University of Alabama's most famous landmark. It's chimes have been heard every hour for a number of generations. It provides a sight and sound that is dear to the memory of "Bama" alumni the world over.		Title: President's Mansion Tuscaloosa Alabama (AL), Chrome unused Description: The President's residence was built in 1841, one of the two oldest buildings to remain on the campus grounds. It was completed at a cost of several thousand dollars.

Title: University Of Alabama Tuscaloosa Alabama (AL), Chrome unused Description: Alabama Union Building - a center for student activity. This building houses the Post Office, Student Supply Store, and the University Radio Station.		Title: U. S. Post Office Tuscaloosa Alabama (AL), Linen unused

Title: Tuscaloosa County Courthouse Tuscaloosa Alabama (AL), Chrome unused Description: This new courthouse cost $3,000,000. the county is named after Chief Tuscaloosa, the mighty Creek (Muscogee) Indian whose warriors fought Hernando De Sato at the Battle of Mauvilla (near the present town of Grove Hill, Ala.). This Battle is considered the bloodiest ever fought in America.		Title: Greetings From Tuscaloosa Tuscaloosa Alabama (AL), Linen unused

Title: President's Home , University of Alabama Tuscaloosa Alabama (AL), Linen unused		Title: Colonial Court, 2715 East, 9th Street Tuscaloosa Alabama (AL) PM 1951 Description: Colonial Court ""Modern Cottages for the Discriminating Tourist"" A comfortable quiet place to stay among beautiful flowers

Title: Smith Hall, University Of Alabama Tuscaloosa Alabama (AL), Divided Back unused		Title: Alberta Baptist Church, 2210 Ninth Street Tuscaloosa Alabama (AL), Chrome unused Description: I was glad when they said unto me, Let us go into the house of the Lord. Psalm 122:1.

Title: University Of Alabama Tuscaloosa Alabama (AL), Linen unused Description: "Home of the crimson tide" In the year 1892 the now famous Grid eleven played its first game with the Birmingham Athletic club. The year 1892 is considered the outstanding year in the History of the University of Alabama. Since the year 1907 the Grid eleven has been known as "The Crimson tide" and its fame is so great that when the average man thinks of "Bama" he also always thinks of "The Crimson Tide."		Title: Skylite Motel, U. S. 11E Tuscaloosa Alabama (AL) unused Description: 2 miles East University campus. Modern brick units, all air-conditioned, all tile baths. Wall to wall carpet, Central heat, Hotel Beautyrest mattresses. Phone in every room. Television. For reservations Phone 8-9671 or write 3100 9the St., E. Tuscaloosa, Ala

Title: Greetings from Tuscaloosa - Large Letter Tuscaloosa Alabama (AL) unused

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