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Title: Greetings From Montgomery Montgomery (AL), Chrome unused Description: Governor George C. Wallace. Alabama State Capitol. Montgomery, Ala.		Title: State Capitol Gold Embossed Montgomery (AL), Divided Back unused

Title: St. Francis Hotel Courts, U. S. 31 - 80 & 82 Montgomery (AL), Chrome PM 1954 Jan-21 Description: "The Traveler's Home of Distinction" The three largest and finest courts in Alabama's three largest cities, Mobile, Montgomery and Birmingham. Total of 255 rooms, tile baths, carpeted floors, room service and fine restaurants - Approved by AAA and Duncan Hines.		Title: Montgomery Junior Chamber Of Commerce Free Canteen Montgomery (AL), Linen PM 1946 Jan-21 Description: Montgomery Junior Chamber of Commerce Free Canteen for All Armed Service Personnel. Serviced by Montgomery Red Cross Canteen Corps/ Located at the foot of commerce St. in Montgomery, Ala.

Title: Greetings From The Cradle Of The Confederacy Montgomery (AL), Chrome unused Description: Alabama's State Capitol in Montgomery has been the seat of the state government for over one hundred years. In the present House of Representatives chamber, the Ordinance of Secession was passed in 1860, and the capitol became the official home of he Confederate government until it was later moved to Richmond. The central section has an enormous 97-foot dome, and on each side of the main entrance a spiral cantilever stairway winds to the third floor.		Title: Knights Of Pythia's Childrens Home Montgomery (AL), Linen unused


Title: The Governor's Mansion, 1142 South Perry Street Montgomery (AL), Chrome PM 1958 Nov-01 Description: The Governor's Mansion, located at 1142 south Perry Street in Montgomery, Ala. is one of the Capital City's showplaces. The State acquired the property, which was built in 1900, from the Ligon Family in 1950. The gleaming white structure, of antebellum design, surrounded by spacious grounds and lovely oaks, makes it a home in keeping with the high office of Chief Executive and a fitting gathering place for the guests and visitors of Alabama's First Family. Color from Alabama Heart of Dixie Travel Guide, Montgomery		Title: The Carolyn Blount Theater Montgomery (AL), Continental Chrome unused Description: Home of the Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Wynton M. Blount Cultural Park. Donated to the City of Montgomery by Wynton M. Blount in memory of his wife, this magnificent building contains two theaters of 750 and 250 seats and features world class professional theatrical performances and piano concerts throughout the year, Built in 1985 at a cost of more than $25 million, at the time it was the largest single donation ever made to American Theater.

Title: Union Station Montgomery (AL), Continental Chrome unused Description: Montgomery's historic Union Station Railroad Complex was built in 1898. An impressive Romanesque style structure, it was designed by the noted architect, Benjamin Bosworth, Behind the station stands a magnificent 600-foot gable rooted train shed, one of only five still existing in the United States.		Title: Greetings From Montgomery Montgomery (AL), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Oct-21

Title: Montgomery Montgomery (AL), Chrome unused Description: A part of the crowd that attended the Inauguration of Alabama's first woman governor, Mrs. George C. Wallace. The attendance here exceeded that of all the other governors inaugurals in the entire country for 1967.		Title: Mr. And Mrs. George C. Wallace Montgomery (AL), Chrome unused Description: Governors of Alabama. State Capitol - Montgomery, Alabama.

Title: City Of Saint Jude Montgomery (AL), Chrome unused		Title: Confederate Monument Montgomery (AL), Chrome unused Description: The Confederate Monument at the north side of Alabama's historic Capitol was erected in memory of the Confederate dead. Jefferson Davis, First president of the Confederacy who took his oath of office on the portico of the State Capitol at Montgomery, laid the cornerstone at ceremonies held April 26, 1889.

Title: First White House Of The Confederacy Montgomery (AL), Chrome unused Description: The First White House of the Confederacy was built in 1825. It was here that President Jefferson Davis and his family lived while Montgomery, Ala. Was the seat of the Confederate government. The residence was ocquired by the State as an official shrine in 1921 and moved to its present site. Most of the furnishings used by Jefferson Davis and his wife, Varina Howell Davis, are housed in this building which is open daily. No admission charge.		Title: State Coliseum, Alabama Agricultural Center Montgomery (AL), Chrome unused Description: The Alabama State Coliseum, located at Montgomery, is one of the most unique structures of its kind. The Coliseum is circular in plan with a diameter of 340 feet surrounded by 8,528 permanent chair seats. The roof is a barrel arch consisting of eleven segmental arches of reinforced concrete rising to 100 feet above the arena. The Coliseum, focal point for Alabama's agricultural and livestock program, is also used for rodeos, ice shows, etc. It is the largest State owned Coliseum in the U. S.

Title: State Coliseum, Alabama Agricultural Center Montgomery (AL), Chrome unused Description: The Alabama State Coliseum, located at Montgomery, is one of the most unique structures of its kind. The Coliseum is circular in plan with a diameter of 340 feet sand contains an oval arena 130 feet by 260 feet surrounded by 8,528 permanent chair seats. The roof is a barrel arch consisting of eleven segmental arches of reinforced concrete rising to 100 feet above the arena. The Coliseum, focal point for Alabama's agricultural and livestock program, is also used for rodeos, ice shows, etc. It is the largest State owned Coliseum in the U. S.		Title: Alabama's State Capitol Montgomery (AL), Chrome unused Description: Alabama's State Capitol in Montgomery has been the seat o the state government for over one hundred years. In the present House of Representatives chamber, the Ordinance of Secession was passed in 1860, and the capitol became the official home of the Confederate government until it was later moved to Richmond. The central section has an enormous 97-foot dome, and on each side of he main entrance a spiral cantilever stairway winds to the third floor.

Title: First White House Of The Confederacy Montgomery (AL), Chrome unused Description: Located on the Capitol Grounds in Montgomery, the First White House of the Confederacy is one of Alabama's most cherished shrines. President Jefferson Davis occupied the House until the government was shifted to Richmond, and many relics are still on display in the house. The shrine is open daily to visitors, and there is no admission charge.		Title: First White House Of The Confederacy Montgomery (AL), Chrome unused Description: Located on the Capitol Grounds in Montgomery, the First White House of the Confederacy is one of Alabama's most cherished shrines. President Jefferson Davis occupied the House until the government was shifted to Richmond, and many relics are still on display in the house. The shrine is open daily to visitors, and there is no admission charge.

Title: Greetings From The Cradle Of The Confederacy Montgomery (AL), Chrome unused Description: Alabama's State Capitol in Montgomery has been the seat o the state government for over one hundred years. In the present House of Representatives chamber, the Ordinance of Secession was passed in 1860, and the capitol became the official home of the Confederate government until it was later moved to Richmond. The central section has an enormous 97-foot dome, and on each side of he main entrance a spiral cantilever stairway winds to the third floor.		Title: State Capitol Montgomery (AL), Chrome unused Description: The famous Capitol Building of Alabama in Montgomery, was built in 1851, after the original building was destroyed by fire. The front portico was the scene of the swearing in of Jefferson Davis as president of eth Confederate States of America. Twin spiral staircases, still in daily use, arch upward three floors, and have no visible means of support. They are considered to be a major architectural accomplishment.

Title: State Capitol Montgomery (AL), Chrome unused Description: The Alabama State Capitol Building at Montgomery is said by architects to be the most beautiful of the Greek revival state buildings in the entire nation. Historians agree that few buildings in the nation have been the scene of more colorful and romantic history. Here is where the Confederate Congress first met, on the portico of which Jefferson Davis took the oath as President. The Capitol holds many relics of the momentous War between the States period.		Title: The Ranch Restaurant, U. S. Highways 315 - 231 - 80W & 82 Montgomery (AL), Chrome unused Description: One of the South's outstanding restaurants. Completely air conditioned. Recommended by Duncan Hines, AAA, Gourmet and A. Lowell Hunt.

Title: Confederate Memorial Park Montgomery (AL), Chrome unused Description: Located 37 miles north of Montgomery just off U.S. 31. A spacious house with adjoining buildings on 103 acres of land was given to Ala. In 1901 by Col. Jefferson Manly Falkner, Confederate States Army, for a home and cemetery for Confederate soldiers. In 1937 the home was closed and the cemetery was neglected. Just the 2 cemeteries remain from he "Home" as it was from 1902 to 1937. The Alabama Daughters of the Confederacy and the Sons of Confederate Veterans have had Memorial services at the cemetery annually since 1956. Ala. Legislature established it as a Confederate Memorial Park in 1964. At UDC Annual Convention in 1965 Gov. George C. Wallace announced the first appropriation for its restoration.		Title: State Capitol Building Montgomery (AL), Linen unused Description: The Alabama State Capitol Building at Montgomery is said by architects to be the most beautiful of the Greek revival state buildings in the entire nation. Historians agree that few buildings in the nation have been the scene of more colorful and romantic history. Here is where the Confederate Congress first met and on the portico of which Jefferson Davis took the oath as president. The Capitol holds many relics of the momentous War Between the States period

Title: The State Capitol, Showing Confederate Soldiers' Monument Montgomery (AL), Linen unused Description: The State Capitol building at Montgomery, Ala. The central portion was built in 1850, the south wing in 1907 and the north wing in 1911. In this building the Confederate government was organized in 1861, and Montgomery remained the capital of the Confederacy until 1862, when it was removed to Richmond, Va.		Title: Cotton For Export Montgomery (AL), Divided Back unused

Title: Court Square In Cotton Season Montgomery (AL), Divided Back PM 1917 Mar-02		Title: St. Margaret's Hospital Montgomery (AL), White Border unused

Title: Post Office And Federal Building Montgomery (AL), White Border unused		Title: Pickets Springs Road Montgomery (AL), Divided Back PM 1909 Dec-06

Title: New Post Office Montgomery (AL), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused		Title: Views Of Montgomery Montgomery (AL), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Nov-29

Title: Oak Park Montgomery (AL), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1908 Mar-27 Description: Oak Park, the most important of Montgomery's public parks, is fifty acres in extent, and is laid out with every regard for beauty and pleasure; the well-paved driveways are of unusual width, and the pretty flowers and shrubbery, of great profusion. An afternoon stroll or drive through the Park is one of the daily social diversions of the city's leisure class.		Title: Court Square In Cotton Season Montgomery (AL), Divided Back PM 1911

Title: Bir-Eye-View Look South East Montgomery (AL), Divided Back		Title: Greetings From Montgomery Montgomery (AL), Divided Back Description: View Seal Series

Title: South Lawrence And Washington Street Montgomery (AL), Divided Back		Title: United States Post Office Montgomery (AL), Linen unused

Title: State Capitol Montgomery (AL), Chrome PM 1964 Description: The Alabama State Capitol Building at Montgomery is said by Architects to be the most beautiful of the Greek revival state buildings in the entire nation. Historians agree that few buildings in the nation have been the scene of more colorful and romantic history. Here is where the Confederate Congress first met, on the portico of which Jefferson Davis took the oath as President. The Capitol holds many relics of the momentous War between the States period.		Title: Greetings From Montgomery Montgomery (AL), Chrome unused

Title: Greetings From Montgomery Montgomery (AL), Chrome unused		Title: Veterans Administration Facility Montgomery (AL), Linen PM 1945 Description: The Veterans Administration Facility, located 4 1/2 miles east of Montgomery on U. S. Highway 80, was completed in 1940 as a General Medical and Surgical Hospital for the treatment of Veterans of all wars in which the United States has participated its setting and its commanding view of the surrounding country are particularly beautiful

Title: State Coliseum Montgomery (AL), Chrome unused Description: Alabama Agricultural Center. The Alabama State Coliseum, located at Montgomery, is one of the most unique structures of its kind. The Coliseum is circular in plan with a diameter of 340 feet and contains an oval arena 130 feet by 260 feet surrounded by 8,528 permanent chair seats. The rood is a barrel arch consisting of eleven segmental arches of reinforced concrete rising to 100 feet above the arena. The Coliseum, focal point for Alabama's agricultural and livestock program, is also used for rodeos, ice shows, etc. It is the largest State owned Coliseum in the U. S.		Title: Royal Inn Montgomery (AL), Chrome unused Description: 50 modern units on U.S. Hwys, 80W-82-31 Swimming Pool, Free TV and phones in each room. Member of AAA American Express, Carte Blanche, Diner's Club. For reservations phone 264-3465.

Title: St. Johns Episcopal Church Montgomery (AL), Linen PM 1947 Description: HISTORIC ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURHC, FOUNDED IN 1834. JEFFERSON DAVIS, PRESIDENT OF CONFEDERACY, AND HIS FAMILY WORSHIPPED DURING THEIR RESIDENCE IN MONTGOMERY.		Title: St. Jude'S Church And School Montgomery (AL), Linen unused Description: ST. JUDE'S COMBINATION CHURCH AND SCHOOL IS THE FIRST BUILDING IN THE CITY OF ST. JUDE, MONTGOMERY, ALA., A CATHOLIC INSTITUTION FOR THE COLORED RACE, FOUNDED BY THE FATHER HORALD PURCELL, DIRECTOR.

Title: The Cathedral, First Methodist Church Montgomery (AL), Linen unused Description: GOTHIC CATHEDRAL, METHODIST CHURCH, COMPLETED IN 1943 AND ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL CHURCHES IN THE SOUTH, RIVALS OF THE CATHEDRALS OF EUROPE IN ITS ELEGANCE AND BEAUTIFUL STRAINED GLASS WINDOWS. IT STANDS AMONG THE PINES OF CLOVERDALE PARK, SECLUDED FROM THE BUSTLE OF THE CITY.		Title: The Governors House Motel Montgomery (AL), Chrome unused Description: The Governors House Motel, on Montgomery, Alabama's Southern Bypass, connecting highways 85, 65, 231, 331, 31, 32, 82, & 80 is master planned with all the luxuries of a private country club. Golf, horseback riding, and swimming are listed among the outdoor activities. The noiseless privacy of each guest room, the rare dining experience of the Filibuster Lounge make this truly a "stay to remember".

Title: Greetings From Montgomery Montgomery (AL), Linen PM 1945		Title: Montgomery County Court House Montgomery (AL), Chrome unused Description: A county older than the state (1816) created by Mississippi Territorial Legislature from lands ceded by the Creek Indian Nation in Treaty of Fort Jackson in 1814. Named for Major Lemuel Putnam Montgomery, who was killed at Horseshoe Bend in 1814.

Title: The Ranch Montgomery (AL), Chrome unused Description: Montgomery's Outstanding restaurant. Located on U. S. Routes 31-80-231-82, three miles south of Montgomery, Ala. Recommended by Duncan Hines and AAA. Open 7 A. M. to Midnight.		Title: Greetings From Montgomery Montgomery (AL), Chrome unused Description: Montgomery, the Capital of Alabama, and the Cradle of the confederacy, was founded in 1819. It became the state capital in 1847, and was the first capital of the confederacy. Here on Jan, 7, 1861, Alabama voted to secede from the Union. On Feb. 4, the confederate States of America was organized, and on the steps of the capitol, Jefferson Davis took the oath of office.

Title: Greetings From Montgomery Montgomery (AL), Linen unused		Title: Greetings From Montgomery Montgomery (AL), Linen unused Description: Key to views on other side :- M - U. S. Post Office and Court House O - Commerce Street Memorial N - State Highway Department T - Confederate monument G - White House of the Confederacy O - Navigator Cadet Parade M - Alabama World War Memorial Bldg. E - Governor's Mansion R - New City Hall and Auditorium Y - Lanier High School

Title: Greetings From Montgomery Montgomery (AL), Linen unused		Title: White House Of The Confederacy Montgomery (AL), Linen unused Description: The Official Residence of President Jefferson Davis during the period when the city of Montgomery was the capital of the Confederate States

Title: The Capitol Montgomery (AL), White Border PM 1921 Description: Showing Confederate Soldiers Monument		Title: Masonic Home Montgomery (AL), White Border PM 1926

Title: Lafayette Boulder On Capitol Grounds Montgomery (AL), Linen unused Description: Stone boulder on the Capitol grounds. Montgomery, erected by the Francis Marion Chapter. Daughters of the American Revolution to commemorate the visit of Gen. Lafayette to Alabama in 1825.		Title: Full Front View Of Capitol Montgomery (AL), Linen unused Description: The State Capitol Building at Montgomery, Ala. The Central portion, of which Stephen D. Button was the architect, was built in 1850, the south wing in 1907 and the north wing in 1911. In this building the Confederate government was organized in 1861, and Montgomery remained the capital of the Confederacy until 1862, when it was removed to Richmond, Va.

Title: Tallassee Falls Montgomery (AL), White Border unused		Title: Jefferson Davis Hotel Montgomery (AL), Linen PM 1939 Description: 250 Rooms - 250 baths direction Dinkler Hotels Company. Inc., Dispensers of true southern hospitality.

Title: First White House of the Confederacy Montgomery (AL) unused Description: Located on the Capitol grounds in Montigomery, the First White House of the Confederacy is one of Alabama's most cherished shrines. President Jefferson Davis occupied the house until the government was shifted to Richmond, and many relics are still on display in the house. The shrine is open daily to visitors, and there is no admission charge		Title: The State Capitol Showing Confederate Soldier's Mo Montgomery (AL) PM 1942

Title: The State Capitol of Alabama Montgomery (AL) unused		Title: The State Capitol of Alabama Montgomery (AL) unused

Title: View In Cloverdale Montgomery (AL), Divided Back unused		Title: Location Of First Capitol Of The Confederacy Montgomery (AL), White Border unused

Title: View In Cloverdale Montgomery (AL), White Border unused		Title: St. Margaret Hospital Montgomery (AL), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused

Title: Y.M.C.A Montgomery (AL), Divided Back		Title: Alabama State Capitol Montgomery (AL), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906

Title: Dexter Avenue Montgomery (AL), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused		Title: First Baptist Church Montgomery (AL), Linen

Title: Montgomery County Court House Montgomery (AL), Chrome unused		Title: Shipping Cotton Montgomery (AL), Divided Back unused Description: Alabama river

Title: The Cathedral First Methodist Church Montgomery (AL), Linen unused Description: Gothic Cathedral, Methodist Church, completed in 1943 and one of the most beautiful churches in the south, rivals the Cathedrals of Europe in its elegance and beautiful stained glass windows. It stands among the pines of Cloverdale Park, secluded from the bustle of city.		Title: White House Of The Confederacy Montgomery (AL), Divided Back PM 1909

Title: New Cilty Hall And Auditorium building Montgomery (AL), Linen unused

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