ISBN: 9780943994192 - true tales of birmingham (9 Ergebnisse)

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Soft Cover. Very Good Local History Trade paperback.

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. Trade Paperback in Very Good Condition. Bright and clean blue wrsps illustrated with historic photographs, slight wear to extremities, glued bindiing tight, solid and square. b/w photogrsphs throughout. Internals in Fine Condition. Profiles of remarkable people and the places associated with them. These individuals helped change an industrial boom town of the 1880s into a modern city with a rich cultural heritage; This book is also dedicated to the thousands who made unsung contributions to Birmingham's growth as the Magic City. 65 pages, indexed. 0" x 7.5". 1992, Birmingham Historical Society, Birminghasm, Alabama.…

Softcover. Very Good with no dust jacket; Edgewear; A Series of Weekly Columns Which Originally Appeared From February, 1991 to April, 1992 in the Birmingham News. ; B&W Illustrations; 65 pages.

Soft cover. Zustand: Fine. 64 pages : illustrations, portraits ; 23 cm ; ISBN 9780943994192, 0943994195 OCLC 27064544 ; pictorial stiff paper wrappers ; Includes index ; "With the support of Alabama Power Company, Bruno's Inc., EBSCO, Inc., Philip Morris, National Bank of Commerce, The Birmingham News and Time, Inc."; A series of weekly columns which originally appeared from February, 1991 to April, 1992 in the Birmingham News. ; label wear on back cover ; Contents: railroad engineer & City Pl;anner, John T. Milner -- From slave to inventor, Andrew Jackson Beard -- Pony Express rider and promoter, James R. Powell -- Banker and Builder, Josiah Morris -- Blockade runner and banker, Charles Linn -- Educator and historian, Isaac Wellington McAdory -- Pioneer healthcare leader, Mortimer H Jordan -- Founding spirit, Annie Linn Henley -- Alabama's first industrialist, Daniel Pratt -- Treasure of Red Mountain, Baylis Earle Grace -- From forge to furnace, Ninion Tnnehill -- Ironmaster & benefactor, Thomas Tennessee Hillman -- Railroad man and Iron mogul, James Withers Sloss -- Ironworker and town builder, Samuel Thomas -- Generous providers, Vincent and Theresa Bruni -- Hospitality Greek style, Vasilios Demetrios Bill Koikos -- An old world community, Brookside -- Engineer and investor, Edward Magruder Tutwiler -- Mining prodigy, Erkine Ramsay -- King of the Southern Iron World, Henry Fairchild DeBardeleben -- Iron colossus, Vulcan -- Entrepresneuse extraordinaire, Rosa Zinszer -- Financial wizard, Burghard Steiner -- Pastor & banker, William R Pttiford -- Banker & BUilder, Christian Enslen -- Adventurous architects, Charles and harry Wheelock -- Contracto and sportinC Windham' -- Master designer, William L Welton -- Industrialist and chronicler, James Bowron, Jr -- Real estate entrepreneur and soldier, Louis Verdier Clark -- The terminal section, Highlands Methodist Church -- Journalist & historian, Ethel Armes -- Enlightened industrialist, John Joseph Eagan -- Educator and social worker, Sue Bertha Coleman -- Social worker and executive, Winifred Collins -- Pioneer educator, John Herbert Phillips -- Educators and humanitarians, Carrie A Tuggle, Carol W hayes, George W Scott, A H Parker -- Public servant & poet, Samuel Ullman -- Educator and buisinessman, Richard W Massey -- Scholar & educator, M P Burley -- City librarian, L:ila May Chapman -- Maker of musicians, John T. Fess Whatley -- Artist and teacher, Miss Hannah Elliott -- Brother to a city, James Alexander Brya -- Religious leader, Reverend William M Winters -- Health care provider, Dr. Lloyd Noland -- Surgeon and Soldier, Arthur McKimmon Brown -- Political activist, Pattie Ruffner Jacobs -- Mistress of the mansion, Sallie Comer Lathrop -- Arlington historic house museum, William S Mudd -- Executive and sport fan, Allen Harvey Rick Woodward -- The fighting mayor, George B Ward -- Journalist and general, Rufus N Rhodes -- Streetcar King, Robert Jemison Jr -- From shepherd to tycoon, Adolph B Loveman -- Mom & pop management, Nazha and Abdalla Boohaker -- Award-winjning beauty, Alabama Power Company's Mill Electra -- Place for the common man, The Alabama Theater -- The people behind true tales ; FINE. Book.…

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