Black Belt (Ala. and Miss.)

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Materials relating to the organization, including: meeting minutes, account books, lists of members and officers, and other items.

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A ledger recording the financial transactions of the central Alabama law firm of James Belser and Nathan Harris

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Bill of sale and warrantee for an enslaved person, Zeke, sold by W. S. Adkins of Lowndes County, Alabama, for $1600. The buyer's name is illegible.

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Materials relating principally to the community of Dayton in Marengo County, Alabama. It includes land grants, the Dayton city code, town council minutes, and some family records.

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A ledger detailing accounts of a dry goods store in Eufaula, Barbour County, Alabama between 1922 and 1924.

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Papers and manuscript drafts of this Alabama author.

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Extensive correspondence, business records, and receipts of this Marion, Alabama, plantation owner and attorney, and his family.

Abstract Collection consists of a variety of materials related to the life of Jo Cowin Tartt Jr. and his wife, Judith Watkins Tartt. The materials are predominately focused on Mr. Tartt's childhood and various careers throughout his life. Of notable interest are his photographs of the Alabama Black Belt during the 1960s through the early 1980s, which depict life and living conditions in small-town Alabama after the Civil Rights movement. In addition to his photographs, other materials include...

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Contains newspaper serialization of John Witherspoon DuBose's Chronicles of the Canebreak, as well as photographs, correspondence, biographical sketches and newspaper clippings related to this Alabama historian.

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Contains materials on court cases in Marengo County, Alabama, from 1844-1848.

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Contains court records for Marengo County, Alabama, from 1818-1966

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Memory book from Demopolis (Ala.) High School 1909 graduate

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Diaries of travels from New Hampshire to Alabama; to Havana, Cuba; and to the midwestern United States. The majority of entries were written in Gainesville, Alabama, where this New Hampshire native settled.