Foley Railroad Museum Offers a Ride Through Baldwin County History
Housed in a 1909 L&N railroad depot, the Foley Railroad Museum showcases Baldwin County history alongside a detailed O-gauge Model Train Exhibit and Saturday train rides.
Thomasville High Class of 1966 Marks 60th Reunion With Vintage Car, Volunteers
The Thomasville High School Class of 1966 celebrated its 60-year reunion at the Thomasville Civic Center, with student volunteers and a vintage 1951 Ford convertible on hand.
Ralph Lauren Partners With Gee’s Bend Quilters on Limited-Edition Collection
Ralph Lauren has partnered with quilters from Gee's Bend, Alabama, on a limited-edition apparel and home goods collection inspired by the community's generations-old quilting traditions.
‘Son of a Son of a Sailor Experience’ Set to Open at Mobile’s Maritime Museum in September
The National Maritime Museum of the Gulf will open its permanent Jimmy Buffett exhibit on Sept. 12, with a Mac McAnally concert and statue unveiling planned for opening weekend.
Free Traveling Exhibit on Naturalist William Bartram Opens in Thomasville
A free traveling exhibit on 18th-century naturalist William Bartram, whose writings documented the Southeast's landscapes and wildlife, is on display in Thomasville through August.
Historic Oakleigh House Museum in Mobile Closes for Major Roof and Interior Repairs
The Historic Oakleigh House Museum in Mobile has closed temporarily for a new roof and interior repairs after water damage from a roof leak, with officials targeting a September reopening.
Historic Fort Morgan Cannonballs Discovered During Security Screening at Gulf Shores Airport
TSA officers discovered five inert 19th-century cannonballs from Fort Morgan wrapped in paper towels during a bag screening at Gulf Shores International Airport.
Local Author T. Jensen Lacey to Speak at Fairhope Museum of History
Author T. Jensen Lacey will present "The Power of the Written Word" at the Fairhope Museum of History on Aug. 29.
Pleasant Grove Cemetery Markers Keep Memory of Two Clarke County Sailors Lost in World War II Alive
Two unusual cenotaphs in Clarke County's Pleasant Grove Baptist Cemetery honor Clarence Lowrey and Ray Jones, local sailors lost at sea during World War II whose bodies were never recovered.
Fairhope Hotel Restoration: Inside The Century-Old Building’s Journey Back To Life
A deep dive into the century-old Fairhope Hotel's journey from an 1908 innkeeping legacy through decades of change to Shelley Springer's $1 million restoration and reopening.