Visitors Center for Cahaba - Alabama's First Permanent State Capitol
Nice House in Selma, Alabama
Confluence of the Cahaba and Alabama Rivers
Dallas County, Alabama
The Brownstone Manor - Built 1898
Edmind Pettus Bridge - Built 1940
Selma to Montgomery Trail Historic Route
Selma, Alabama - Welcome Sign
Selma, Alabama - Selma High School
Old Brick Charcoal Kiln at Kenan's Mill near Selma, AL
Valley Grand, Alabama - Valley Grande Baptist Church
Selma, Alabama - Block Park Water Tower
At the Corner of Jeff Davis St and Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue
East Selma Grocery
Moore's Deepwoods Acres
Northside Baptist
Tally-Ho Restaurant
Old house at Cahaba, Alabama
Alpha Kappa Alpha House
Cahaba, Alabama
Sign for Cahawba: Alabama's First State Capitol
A Queen Anne Home - Built 1903.
Former Dallas County Courthouse - Built 1847
Dallas County Courthouse -Built 1901 (Completely Remodeled 1960) Selma, AL
Clear Creek
The Barker Slave Quarters - Built 1860 at Cahawba - Alabama's First State Capital 1820-1826
Edmind Pettus Bridge - Built 1940
Alabama
St. Paul's Episcopal Church - Built 1875
Live Oak Cemetery - Est. 1829
Selma L&N Depot; Now A Museum
Historic Downtown Selma
The George Washington Carver Homes - The Staging Area for the Selma-Montgomery Voting Rights March of 1965
Perine Well Marker
Negro Burial Ground Site Entrance
Rural Dallas County
New Cemetery
Alabama River
Oak Street
An Old House
Methodist-Episcopal Church - Built 1849 - Burned 1954 - at Cahawba - Alabama's First State Capital 1820-1826
What mean these stones?
Grace Hall at Selma, AL (built 1857)
Classic old architecture with a little wear
Selma, Alabama - Crescent Hill Church of Christ
Selma, Alabama - Church of the Assumption
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Confederate Earthworks Selma, Alabama
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